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Gianna Kosinski
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high class.
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I actually all to do a favor for me.
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I want you to imagine the scenario you ripped from
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your family and thrown onto the streets.
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You're scared because you're all alone.
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Your body shivers because it's freezing in your stomach growls
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because you're hungry.
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You haven't eaten a few days and you don't even
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know when your next meal is gonna be.
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You wonder if you're gonna have a safe place to
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sleep at night.
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Pretty scary, isn't it?
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Was, sadly, 70 million straight animals experiences every night of
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their lives.
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Now imagine another scenario.
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You're thrown into a small cold metal cage.
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You're cramped in there with many other animals.
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Sounds of them crying and barking.
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Pierce your ears as you sit there and wonder, Am
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I ever gonna find my forever home?
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This is experienced by 6.5 million animals in shelters each
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year. Today, I'm going to discuss with you why you
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need to adopt a pet.
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I personally have adopted pets all my life.
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I even currently have three rescue dogs.
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Since I was a young girl, I volunteered my time
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and shelters.
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I've helped shelters walk the dogs along with feed their
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animals and even donated an abundance of supplies to give
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these animals the most comfortable life that they could live.
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Animals need to be adopted.
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Shelters, air overcrowding.
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Out of the 6.5 million animals that are brought in
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each year to shelters, 1.5 million of them are euthanized
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due to overcrowding.
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The animals in the streets are dying.
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Justus rapidly.
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26 million cats are killed on the road each year,
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along with six million dogs, because there's no room for
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them in shelters that left on the streets to die.
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Kendall spaces are being cut in half.
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Animals are living in uncomfortable and unhealthy living conditions, and
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the shelters don't even have enough.
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Resource is to provide to these animals.
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If you're wondering how you could help adopt a pet
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now, if you're not interested in adopting a dog or
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cat, there's also other options.
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Pet birds could be adopted.
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Snakes could be adopted.
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Small rodents, rabbits, ferrets on abundance of different animals.
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So definitely take a look at your adoption center and
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see what's available for adoption.
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By adopting a pet, you're creating more Roman candles.
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If there's more candles available than more dogs can be
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rescued off the streets and there'll be less euthanization.
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Tze when your doctor pet, then you'll be, you'll feel
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is, though you made a change because you did less.
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Animals are dying on the streets, less animals are dying
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in shelters and you're saving thousands of lives.
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If adoptions increase animals, it will be much happier.
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Instead of living in a small cage, they'll be living
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with the family or in a comfortable home, where they
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receive the love that they deserve.
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If more animals find their forever homes, the more animals
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could be rescued off the streets in hope of finding
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their forever homes as well.
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If there's less animals and shelters, they're more resource is,
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which is will be available for the animals that are
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in the shelters to give them the life that they
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deserve. If a family adopts ahead, then they'll be able
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to spend have more time bonding over the pet.
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Whether they're training it or playing with the pet, they'll
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definitely be able to experience more time together.
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It will also lead to more exercise when you're paying
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with a pet or may bring it for a walk.
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This will lead to more time outside and more time
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exercising pets are even proven to help with mental health
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they could help with.
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They could help with depression or even mental development in
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Children. So when you adopt a pet not only helping
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you physically but exercising but also helping yourself mentally, what
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you need to do is adopt a pet.
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Now you could call your local shelter.
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You could visit them or even check their online website
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on their website.
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They may have a list of dogs or cats or
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other animals that are available for adoption.
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Or you may have to go in to see what
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animals air for adoption when you find the animal you're
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most interested in, you could have hands on experience with
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this animal and one on one time with, um, you
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could see how well they fit with your family or
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how well they fit your personality.
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Or maybe the pets that you have at home or
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Children you have at home.
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When you adopt a pet, you want to make sure
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that it's the right choice.
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This is commitment that you're gonna make for not just
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a few days or a few weeks, but many years.
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Once that pet is adopted, it's no longer just an
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animal, but a part of your family.
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So you want to make sure that not only are
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you ready for this commitment, but everyone in your family
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is a swell.
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When you doubt this pet, you're not only saving the
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life of the pet, you may be saving your own
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life because pets come with so many benefits.
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You should really consider pet adoption.
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And even if you can't adopt a pet look into
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donating to shelters are seeing what you could do to
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help make a change.
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Thank you.
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