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Pet Adoptions on the Rise as Boredom from Social Distancing Sets In
March 24, 2020
Social distancing isn't conducive to making new friends, at least with other people. So some have taken the opportunity to bring pets into their lives. Erin Trotta is fostering Bubba, a 10-month-old mastiff, while she's stuck working at home. She’s one of many who have taken in a pet to keep her company while the coronavirus epidemic prevents us all from socializing with family and friends. InsideEdition.com’s Mara Montalbano has more.
