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Pet Adoption Fees
Pet adoption fees are being collected during the adoption fees. Whether it is a from shelters or from rescue groups, adoption fees range from $75 dollars to $200 dollars. There has been numerous debates over fees. People who are giving up their pet for adoption think that their pets is not up for adoption but for sale. Most people think that it is inappropriate to charge for an animal that is already homeless or soon to be homeless. Some people interpret that shelters and rescue groups are in it for the money, rather than looking for the best suitable home for their beloved pets. There are even arguments from people saying that the range of the adoption fee is to high, something between $20 to $50 dollars will be suitable enough for “homeless” animals. The higher the adoption fee, the larger conception that organizations and people are just trying to get money from other people’s pockets. But there are realistic reasons for charging an adoption fee. Adoption fees make sure that animals are going to suitable, responsible and secure homes. It is a sad reality that there are dog fighting rings and animals can be used as bait to train fighting dogs. Giving away animals can make these “homeless” animals more vulnerable to abuse. Paying adoption fees also shows commitment. If there are people who are unable to pay for their pet’s adoption fees, how likely is it that these people will provide for their pet’s other needs. Pets do not only requires attention and time, but also they require financial responsibility. Aside from food, grooming and day-to-day needs, there are also regular veterinary check-ups and vaccines that needs to be done. Pet adoption fees do not go to people’s pockets for personal use. fees cover the operating expenses, pet care,

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Reviewed by NS from Maryland on August 29, 2010. Recommend: No.
PetFirst Healthcare Review: Horrible coverage!! Horrible company!! Beware!!!
Reviewed by Stinky McFartz from Denver on August 19, 2010. Recommend: No.
PetFirst Healthcare Review: Terrible Customer Service
Reviewed by Marg from Morgantown on August 16, 2010. Recommend: No.
ShelterCare Pet Insurance Review: Why spend the money buying insurance....
Reviewed by Lee from Combined Locks WI on May 4, 2010. Recommend: No.
Veterinary Pet Insurance Review: DON'T Buy VPI, beware of the UCR chart.
Reviewed by Greg T from Atlanta from Atlanta on April 20, 2010. Recommend: No.
Embrace Pet Insurance Review: Wonderful product
Reviewed by petsbestfriend from Albuquerque, NM on April 16, 2010. Recommend: Yes.
ShelterCare Pet Insurance Review: Thank goodness
Reviewed by Amanda from Decatur, GA on April 7, 2010. Recommend: Yes.
Trupanion Review: Thank you trupanion
Reviewed by Tina from Medford on March 30, 2010. Recommend: Yes.
ShelterCare Pet Insurance Review: DO NOT BUY!!!!! SCAM
Reviewed by Lincoln's Dad from Chicago on March 12, 2010. Recommend: No.
PetCare Pet Insurance Review: Go elsewhwere!
Reviewed by Max's Mom from Niagara on February 24, 2010. Recommend: No.
Vetinsurance Review: Awesome Service & Coverage!
Reviewed by Beth from Seattle on February 22, 2010. Recommend: Yes.
Petplan Review: Best Pet Insurance Out of Any And I've Tried All!!
Reviewed by Barbara Gale from Encino on December 18, 2009. Recommend: Yes.
ShelterCare Pet Insurance Review: Worst... Customer service.... ever!!!!
Reviewed by churoval from Phoenix on November 25, 2009. Recommend: No.
Veterinary Pet Insurance Review: BUYER BEWARE---JUST SAY NO TO VPI!!!!
Reviewed by Edward from L.A. CA. on October 16, 2009. Recommend: No.
Pets Best Review: Nothing to complain about
Reviewed by Jen from Clifton, NJ on September 20, 2009. Recommend: Yes.

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