Here is an article in the Globe that deals with the issue of shelters being overrun (and adoptions being down) due to the economy. This relates to my post just a few days ago about little ways that you can help shelters struggling during this time.
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Thanks for this post! I’ll definitely be volunteering at shelters this winter.