Pandemic pet adoptions continue to rise at Santa Maria Valley, Santa Barbara Humane Society
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. – Pet adoptions at the Santa Maria Valley and Santa Barbara Humane Society are still on a high demand as COVID-19 keeps many people home.
Last year, more than 1,500 pets were adopted.
"This year, we have just kicked it off to a great start," said Santa Maria Valley and Santa Barbara Humane Society CEO Kerri Burns. "We have done over 300 adoptions so far this year."
Along with pet adoption on the rise, pet services are also in high demand.
"Our spay and neuter and wellness appointments have increased because we've been able to open up more appointments for the public to come in," said Kerri Burns.
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