An adoption event for dogs rescued from mistreatment is scheduled for Sunday, October 8, from 9 AM to 12 PM at Praça Bolívia in Campo Grande, Brazil. This marks the first mobilization of the year specifically aimed at securing new homes for animals that have endured abandonment or violence. The initiative is organized by the Superintendência de Bem-Estar Animal (Subea), which emphasizes the need to provide these animals with a safe and loving environment where they can start anew.

The dogs available for adoption have undergone a thorough clinical evaluation by a veterinarian and are in the care of the municipal department responsible for animal welfare. All the animals are vaccinated against common diseases and rabies, and have been microchipped for identification purposes. Furthermore, the majority of the dogs have been spayed or neutered, which enhances the safety for both the adopters and the pets themselves, reducing the risk of further irresponsible breeding.

This event is open to the general public, promoting responsible adoption, and highlights the importance of offering second chances to neglected animals. By attracting potential adopters, the initiative not only aims to find homes for these dogs but also raises awareness about animal welfare and the necessity of caring for pets in compassionate and responsible ways.