Animal shelters in Brazil are underfunded and overcrowded, and many families automatically bypass shelter pets — choosing to purchase a pricey puppy rather than adopt a free rescue.
One Brazilian rescue organization set out to change this: Quatro Patinhas, or “Four Paws,” secretly stocked a pet shop with rescue animals.
Then they set up hidden cameras to catch families' reactions when they found out that the sweet puppies and kittens were actually shelter pets… and that it cost nothing to adopt them.
The families in the video learn a priceless lesson when they realize that shelter pets are just as special and deserving of love as any other animals.
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Mahfudh Amrullah
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Lisa Shatto
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Great idea!! I wish more pet shops would do that.
Bridgette Joy
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I wish it true happen for good family!!
Wolfie Greyson
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Poor puppies! I picked up one of my dachshunds from my cousin because the cat would abuse it 🙁
Kristie Craig
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I wish they would do this in every pet store !!! Maybe people would start to understand a dog or cat doesn’t need to be a designer breed to show unconditional love !!!❤️❤️❤️
Trish Mallett
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Pet stores should only have rescue dogs for adoption
Jamie Forsyth
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Kirsty Forsyth this makes me happy x x
Yvonne King
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This should be adopted all over the world. And if vets would offer discount sterilisation maybe all these babies would find loving homes.
Patricia Kenny
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Thank God & Thank You!!!
1000 Blessings on all!
Marylyn Caldwell
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What a fabulous thing to do. More pet shops should do the same.
Tracy van Helsdingen
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South african pet stores should take that as a challenge and try doing some good dor the poor abandoned animals
Debbie Morman Crowley
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This is fabulous.
Susan DM - Pellon
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How does the shelter recoup the costs. Does the pet shop owner pay the shelter from him own funds.
Rachal Maffina
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Justin Fletcher
Dan Wilson
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Great way to start the day,it’s nice to see a positive video on fb for a change
Shilpa Thampan
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Brilliant idea
Joey Jo Jo
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Nathan Pedemont
Charlette Schoenberg
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I don’t know where on earth you can adopt an animal for free… none of mine have been free. They have fees to cover their costs of care, boarding… some for spay/neuter … medications. Some shelters socialize the animals and find and support fosters. My last cat from a shelter cost over $200.
My present dog I found in my town nearby, some people had been breeding her often… her bones were showing… her hair gone and skin inflamed. I stopped and asked if they would sell her to me. $50 later I took her to the vet. A few weeks later she became beautiful, sleek and smooth and healthy enough for a spay to be performed. Today she and I are best buds… this pug makes me laugh at least once every single day… best decision I ever made.
Carol Phillips
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We need to try this here!
Lan Ngoc
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He is my friend ! 23$.
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Edna Hirt
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Carlos Maverick
Joseph Stafford
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I know a puppy is great.. but I would rather have a rescue. To be able to show a dog that there are good humans who show love and kindness without pain.
Philippa Wilson
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Deborah Goodall you will love this
Val Hyland
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Although this seems like a good idea how do they know what kind of home they are going too.
Michelle McKey
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Simply AWESOME!!!!!!!!
Sharon May
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Awesome
James Simon
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Tracy Davenport, Jaime Martin, this is amazing.
Heather Marie
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I don’t know… If they want a dog just because it’s free, how dedicated could they be? Also, one of the reasons their are fees is to ensure the family can financially support a dog.
Jackie Kiely
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They should do this everywhere a few times a year and have the people checked out to make sure the animal is going to a good home.
Judy C. Fabini
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Love this idea
Amy Cook
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As far as I’m aware living in England we don’t sell dogs in pet shops, do we?
Judy Earls
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I think thats awesome
Robin Sheppard
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This is the way it should be
Dan Bernasconi
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They literally could empty out a lot of the shelters everywhere even if they did this 3 or 4 times a month.
Fil Masters
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Awesomeness!!! What a brilliant idea!
Patricia Bernard
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Free is never good when it comes to animals. People need to invest in something or they do not place value upon it.
Marty Harris
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Anything to get them a home. I can’t even go there. I want them all. The last time I went I got 2. Thankfully it was a “shelter emptying” marathon and they adopted all the dogs. But as I was leaving I saw people bringing in more. Some were just old and hard to care for. Yes, I wanted them too. I want say what else I wanted…. Made me so mad.
Justin Volkers
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Kelsi Alexandra Volkers
Bill Embarrased Hansen
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Very Cool
Andrea Rosado
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What an awesome idea… RESCUE PEOPLE..
Robert Gaver
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Feel good story
Barbara Mays Blackard
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My rescue pugs. Love them with everything I have. Best babies ever.
Cynthia Huf Stephens
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Hate this page, takes for ever to view the article. Won’t even bother!
Chris Low
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How wonderful! What a good thing to do.
Carrie Davis
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Every person in the video asked to purchase the pet BEFORE finding out it was free. No one was just randomly offered free animals..
Irene Reid
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Wonderful idea.
Wayne A Albers Jr.
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How’s that concern any different if the pets aren’t free?
Jerri Dombrowski
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Love this!! Matt Petland next?!
John Snelling
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We love recycled pets at this house !!!!!!
Kathy Gerstenslager
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Wow