Another good deed done...

[caseysmom]

Care packages with adopted pets is pretty common, it may be hard to wash blankets as opposed to beds, did you ask them why?

[caseysmom]

My post doesn't make sense since you modified yours I guess I should have quoted.

[Freedom]

I'm confused, as it is pretty common to send a dog or cat with as many of "their" things as possible when they shift homes. Beds, collars and leashes, water and food bowls, toys, blankies.

On another note: can I get those beds around here? Do I need to run out tonight to . . . what store???

[caseysmom]

I was wondering that too Donna, is it Bed, Bath and Beyond? Is it in California also I wonder?

[Asiel]

Sorry guys but I'm with moosmom on this one. If I gave beds to a shelter so the strays would have a soft spot to lay on I would like to see the beds stay there even if the dogs were adopted out. If I adopted a dog I really wouldn't want the bed from the shelter, you never know what you can bring home from there. And if I adopted a dog I would probably either already have a bed for the newcomer or I would want to buy my own. A new owner has the money to buy a bed for a pet but once the shelter gives the few beds they do have to the adopters the dogs are again left to sleep on the concrete. I would have done the same as Moosmom did in the same case scenario.
Giving a toy to go with the dog is a different story as the dog has become attached to that toy and gets comfort from it.

[CountryWolf07]

I am with moosmom as well. I would've reacted the same way! I'd rather know that they will use them for the animals' need at the rescues/non-kill shelters.

[caseysmom]

With the additional info she added I agree also.