Q There’s a woman I know who lives near me. She was let go at the tail end of COVID and found her calling in the multitude of pets — especially dogs — who needed rehoming around the same time.
Seems many people bought pets during the height of the pandemic, but once they went back to their previous lifestyle, that is kids at school all day, parents at work all day, there was no one and no time to care for their (not so) beloved pets. She threw herself into rehoming dogs, finding people to foster dogs until they could be rehomed and ended up holding on to too many when there wasn’t anyone to foster, or in between or those who never found their new homes.
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