blahblahb95 Asked
The place on animal planet where they take animals when they are ready to be adopted,what is it called?
My answer was:
It's usually a version of the SPCA.
SPCA stands for:
Society for the
Prevention of
Cruelty to
Animals
There's frequently a prefix that indicates it's a particular branch of the SPCA. For example the MSPCA is the:
Massachusetts
Society for the
Prevention of
Cruelty to
Animals
ASPCA is the:
American
Society for the
Prevention of
Cruelty to
Animals
This strikes me as an even keeled answer. Simple, factual and to the point. No editorializing. For example I don't point out that the *SPCA shelters that aren't No-Kill have an average euthanasia rate of 10% to 20%, while PETA has a close to 80% kill rate for most cats and dogs.
That's right, PETA kills 80% of the cats and dogs it "rescues" while even the worst *SPCA shelter rarely kills more than 20%.
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