1. What percentage of dogs in shelters are purebred?

A) 10%
B) 25%
C) 50%
D) 75%

2. How often do pets get adopted from shelters each year in the U.S.?

A) 1 million
B) 2.5 million
C) 3.2 million
D) 4.5 million

3. True or False: Adopting a pet from a shelter can help reduce pet overpopulation.

A) True
B) False

4. What is one of the main benefits of adopting a pet from a shelter?

A) You get a purebred pet
B) It’s usually more expensive than buying from a breeder
C) You can save a life and give a pet a second chance
D) Shelters have a limited selection of pets

5. Which of these is NOT a common reason pets end up in shelters?

A) Owners moving to a place that doesn’t allow pets
B) Pets getting lost and not having identification
C) Pets being too old
D) Owners having allergies

6. True or False: All pets in shelters have behavioral issues.

A) True
B) False

7. How can you help support animal shelters even if you can’t adopt a pet?

A) Volunteering your time
B) Donating money or supplies
C) Sharing posts about adoptable pets on social media
D) All of the above

8. What is the average cost of adopting a pet from a shelter compared to buying from a breeder?

A) Shelters are typically less expensive
B) Breeders are typically less expensive
C) They cost about the same
D) It depends on the breed

9. What is a common first step in the pet adoption process?

A) Going directly to the breeder
B) Filling out an adoption application
C) Buying pet supplies first
D) Taking the pet home immediately

10. True or False: Shelters provide medical care and vaccinations to pets before adoption.

A) True
B) False