Pets adopted during the pandemic find forever homes - even as restrictions lift

Early worries that newly-adopted pets might be returned haven’t materialized, according to national and local shelter data

(Jordan Miller | The Salt Lake Tribune) Robert Roberts and Mike Packham hug Packham's adopted dog, Sam, at his home in Taylorsville on Tuesday, June 15, 2021.

Pets adopted during the pandemic find forever homes - even as restrictions lift

Early worries that newly-adopted pets might be returned haven’t materialized, according to national and local shelter data

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