During a recent home game at Chase Center, several Warriors players made their entry in the arena while accompanied by Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA residents. Judging by the video shared on Warriors’ official social media, both the players and the dogs had a great time.

The dogs, accompanied by one kitten, later settled in their own booth where fans could visit them and get to know them better. The volunteers also provided information about the organization and the adoption process.

The campaign ended up being a success. Three dogs and the kitten that had an honor of entering the arena with Warriors players were adopted just couple of days after the game. Another three dogs are still looking for their new home but Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA isn’t losing hope that they will be matched up with loving humans as well.

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Bloomberg reports that citizens of New York City started adopting dogs at an increased rate in these past two weeks, causing animal shelters and rescue centers to empty out. According to organizations like Muddy Paws Rescue and Best Friends Animal Society, there are little to no dogs left for adoption or fostered care in the whole city area. The cats are proving to be difficult to come by as well.

“For the moment we definitely don’t have any dogs left to match,” said Muddy Paws’ marketing director Anna Lai told Bloomberg. “Which is a great problem to have.”

Los Angeles is facing a similar problem, as the adoption and foster care requests have seen a 70 percent increase lately.

“We’re seeing people show up in droves to foster,” said Best Friends’ Julie Castle. “We have seen the American public come together like we have never seen before.”

It’s scientifically proven that pet animals bring comfort and stress relief to humans, especially in times of crisis. This is why it doesn’t come as a surprise that people are looking for their companionship now.

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During a recent home game at Chase Center, several Warriors players made their entry in the arena while accompanied by Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA residents. Judging by the video shared on Warriors’ official social media, both the players and the dogs had a great time.

The dogs, accompanied by one kitten, later settled in their own booth where fans could visit them and get to know them better. The volunteers also provided information about the organization and the adoption process.

The campaign ended up being a success. Three dogs and the kitten that had an honor of entering the arena with Warriors players were adopted just couple of days after the game. Another three dogs are still looking for their new home but Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA isn’t losing hope that they will be matched up with loving humans as well.

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Bloomberg reports that citizens of New York City started adopting dogs at an increased rate in these past two weeks, causing animal shelters and rescue centers to empty out. According to organizations like Muddy Paws Rescue and Best Friends Animal Society, there are little to no dogs left for adoption or fostered care in the whole city area. The cats are proving to be difficult to come by as well.

“For the moment we definitely don’t have any dogs left to match,” said Muddy Paws’ marketing director Anna Lai told Bloomberg. “Which is a great problem to have.”

Los Angeles is facing a similar problem, as the adoption and foster care requests have seen a 70 percent increase lately.

“We’re seeing people show up in droves to foster,” said Best Friends’ Julie Castle. “We have seen the American public come together like we have never seen before.”

It’s scientifically proven that pet animals bring comfort and stress relief to humans, especially in times of crisis. This is why it doesn’t come as a surprise that people are looking for their companionship now.

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