The pandemic lockdown of months past yielded more free time and crushing loneliness than most were used to. For many, the answer was adding a new, furry member to the family. Behold the cats, dogs and other creatures that were adopted during—and often due to— the COVID-19 pandemic.
Yes, this might just be an excuse to admire cute animals. But don’t we deserve that?“Elise always wanted a hairless cat, and since both of us were working from home, we had the capacity to bring a third pet into the family. By chance she found an ad for someone in Pickering, Ont., who was re-homing Stella, so it felt like it was meant to be.” —
Once pandemic over, animal- dog pounds will be over full! Stupid people!
It's only good if people actually keep them after the pandemic is over and don't give them up later because all of a sudden they don't have the time.
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