It's always wrong to surrender your dog.

Episode #020 - In this episode of MythBarkers, hosts Laura Petrucelli and Yena Kim discuss the current state of animal welfare with James Bias, Executive Director of the Connecticut Humane Society. Together they explore the many challenges pet parents face, including the rising cost of pet care, lack of access to veterinary care, and housing insecurity, that has led many pet parents to rehome or surrender their beloved pets. James shares how the Connecticut Humane Society saw how the landscape of animal welfare was changing post-pandemic and knew they needed to shift their focus to help keep pets in their homes with their forever families. He also gives insight into how they manage the intake process to try to reduce the amount of pet surrenders, along with what resources CHS provides to support local families in need. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community involvement in pet adoption and care, the innovative approaches being taken to enhance the shelter experience for both pets and potential adopters, and how individuals can make a positive impact in the world of animal welfare.

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