Most SPCA’s have shoestring budgets and the cost of adoption barely covers the price to keep the dog there long term. Folks go there and are like this place is so terrible without considering they survive on donations that are few and far between.
The largest and fanciest SPCA’s are supported by major donors (billionaires and millionaires alike) who want to claim they built the place into a respectable establishment. Which is always why you can find their names plastered on walls covered with petty gimmick placards or lazer cut pavers to take advantage of their vanity.
The cause is ultimately good, but the taste is dirt
Most SPCA’s have shoestring budgets and the cost of adoption barely covers the price to keep the dog there long term. Folks go there and are like this place is so terrible without considering they survive on donations that are few and far between.
The largest and fanciest SPCA’s are supported by major donors (billionaires and millionaires alike) who want to claim they built the place into a respectable establishment. Which is always why you can find their names plastered on walls covered with petty gimmick placards or lazer cut pavers to take advantage of their vanity.
The cause is ultimately good, but the taste is dirt