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They’re fun and playful.
They’re goofy and constantly make you giggle and exclaim “Awwww!”
It’s puppies and nothing makes your heart flutter more than a fluffy bundle of joy and it’s time to celebrate them with National Puppy Day.
When is National Puppy Day?
National Puppy Day is Sunday, March 23.
When is a dog a puppy?
Depending on the breed, but typically from birth until some point between one and two years old.
However, just like your child will always be your baby, your dog will always be your puppy so celebrate no matter your dog’s age.
Why celebrate National Puppy Day?
According to nationalcalendarday.com, National Puppy Day raises awareness of the need for caring for and finding homes for orphaned pups and the responsibilities associated with adopting a puppy.
How to celebrate National Puppy Day?
Pamper your puppy with more play time, a new toy, extra walks, or a trip to the dog park. Just spend more time enjoying your dog’s puppies.
You could also take them out for a treat like a new bone, a hamburger, a pup cup or even a puppuccino.
What to consider before you adopt a dog
If looking at puppies makes you want to adopt a puppy, there are a few things to consider before you leap.
- Dogs are a long-term commitment. The average lifespan of a dog is 10 to 13 years.
- Puppies are like having a newborn child without diapers. Having a puppy in your home is very time-consuming and a lot of work, so you better be prepared for the commitment.
- The price of adopting a dog is just the beginning. According to Rover.com, the average annual cost of owning a dog is between $1,390 and $5,295 – and the average annual cost of a puppy can range between $1,520 and $6,415.
Where to adopt a pet in Delaware
If you’re still interested in finding a dog or cat to adopt, here are some options:
Brandywine Valley SPCA, Delaware – Copeland Center for Animal Welfare, 290 Churchmans Road, New Castle, (302) 516-1000
Humane Animal Partners, 701 A St., Wilmington, (302) 571-0111
Humane Animal Partners, 455 Stanton Christiana Road (Route 7), Stanton, (302) 998-2281
Brandywine Valley SPCA Dover, 1757 Horsepond Road, Dover, (302) 601-7000
Humane Animal Partners, Midway Plaza, 18675 Coastal Highway, Rehoboth Beach, (302) 200-7159
Brandywine Valley SPCA, Georgetown Campus, 22918 Dupont Blvd., Georgetown, (302) 856-6361.
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