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ADOPT-A-PET & HELP SAVE A LIFE...
The Pension Studio at times fosters cats or dogs from the local humane society. As a foster we provide a temporary home for a dog or cat with special needs, such as a quiet place for newborns, animals receiving medical treatment, or recovering from injuries or abuse. Everyone that works at the Pension Studio has pets at home as well so it is easy and enjoyable for us to have an animal at the office. By fostering we are able to help out an animal in need thus providing more space at the shelter for adoptable animals.
Pet overpopulation has become a serious problem across the United States, costing communities millions of dollars a year and resulting in the loss of life for millions of animals. In 2006, an estimated 6 – 8 million animals entered animal shelters across the country. Only 30% of dogs and 2-5% of cats were returned to their original owners. About half of those animals left were adopted into new homes. The remaining 3 -4 millions pets were euthanized. We typically try to assist in the placement of the pet so that they do not have to return to the shelter for any long period of time. All of the pets are fully up to date on shots and are fixed.
The Pension Studio's philosophy toward corporate giving is that there are many worthy causes, and like TPA services where we specialize in one small area of retirement planning, it is also best to concentrate our donations on one specific mission. The Darbster foundation is a 501(c)3 that concentrates its resources on animal welfare on a community level through facilitating low cost spay and neuter programs. There are no paid employees and 100 percent of revenue goes towards these important animal services. Currently, all corporate giving is going toward this cause.
Our current foster kittens- Merlin, Macy & Maria:
Interested in Adopting? Call us at 561.459.4871 to find out more information.
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