"Participants can visit the SoHo adoption center on February 13th after 11 a.m., and take a pet out for a cozy night whether that means a long sunset walk, a rom-com on the couch (PerhapsLady and the Tramp?), or playing together in the park. And here's the real secret: fostering doesn't HAVE to end when Valentine's Day does. If the relationship feels right, participants can continue fostering or even fully commit and adopt!"
"On Valentine's Day from 123 p.m., Bideawee will bring its mobile adoption truck outside the Interactive pop-up Valentine's Museum at 245 7th Ave, giving visitors the chance to meet adoptable dogs and even take one home. As an added incentive, anyone who adopts before Valentine's Day will receive free entry to the museum, which is an immersive pop-up celebrating love in all its forms."
Several rescue organizations are offering special Valentine's Day programs, including one-night foster sleepovers. Best Friends Animal Society in SoHo is hosting a second annual Valentine's sleepover event that allows New Yorkers to bring a dog or cat home for the evening; participants can visit the SoHo adoption center on February 13th after 11 a.m. and take a pet out for activities like a sunset walk, a rom-com on the couch, or park play. Fostering can continue beyond the holiday and can lead to full adoption. Animal Care Centers of NYC and Bideawee are also hosting pop-up adoption opportunities and museum-related incentives.
Read at www.amny.com
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