Utah animal activists say you should think twice before buying a pet as a gift for someone as shelters are already overrun with owner surrenders, which are pets that owners voluntarily give up.
BOUNTIFUL, Utah — When thinking of gifts during the holiday season, pets are often top of mind. But local pet activists in Utah say you might want to think twice as shelters are already overrun with owner surrenders, which are pets that owners voluntarily give up.
To help shelters provide for the overflow of animals, animal hospitals like Lakeview Animal Clinic holiday holiday donation drives for pets. Those will still plan on getting a new furry family member, the experts say to think about what type of pet and breed will best fit your family's lifestyle and research on the breed you are adopting or purchasing.
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