Don't Set Your Dogs Up to Fail
Move beyond blanket restrictions. Set dogs and adopters up for success by focusing a dog’s and a potential adopter’s individual needs.
Promote Happiness, Not Sadness
The first story you tell about a shelter dog has the power to change their life. Focus on the positives and facts of who the dog is.
Keep Yourself Open to Adopters
Adopters are individuals, just like dogs. Make them feel comfortable, not challenged, during the adoption process.
Take Instagram Worthy Photos
Caitlin Quinn of HeARTs Speak tells you how to capture a dog’s best angles without a lot of effort – but with maximum marketing impact.
Make the Most of Social Media
without stressing yourself out
Put the most popular social network to work for you, your staff, and the dogs in your care. Use FB to build a community around your dogs, grow your volunteer base, and create a positive association with your shelter and the public.
Animal-related accounts are some of the most popular on Instagram. You’ve got a built in captive audience. You just need to learn how to reach them with great photos and strategic hashtags.
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