Dogs and cats for adoption become album stickers in Rio Preto The World Cup has already started and, taking advantage of the "fever" that appears every four years, dogs and cats available for adoption will become album stickers in São José do Rio Preto. The initiative is from the Department of Animal Welfare and seeks to encourage more people to adopt a pet. The animals participated in a photo session to create the album. Among them are Hot Wagner, described as a “center forward”, and Tordilho, who has the size of a defender. The album will feature 80 animals, including dogs and cats, and will be distributed in pet stores, feed stores and also in a digital version. 📲 Join the g1 Rio Preto and Araçatuba channel on WhatsApp According to the Secretary of Animal Welfare, Amália Pacita, the municipality is home to around 200 animals, of which 80 are ready for adoption. “Many were rescued after being run over or mistreated,” he explained. “The album is a way to encourage responsible adoption and ensure that these pets find a family.” Tordilho, who has the size of a defender, is one of the dogs on the album Reproduction/TV TEM Amália reinforces that animals are affectionate and need homes that offer care and affection. "They never had love, they never had a family that really liked them. They are all very loving," he said. READ MORE: Vitória Brasil is already guaranteed: city in the interior of São Paulo becomes a green and yellow scene Jaguar found on top of tree is named 'Suzane' in veterinary hospital Do dogs and cats dream? Science explains what happens How to adopt Interested parties can contact the Secretariat via WhatsApp on 17 99611-3103 to find out about available pets. “We send the portfolio with suitable animals and, if the person likes them, they can come and see them and adopt them”, he explained. Around 80 dogs and cats participate in the album in Rio Preto Reproduction/TV TEM In addition to dogs, the album will also feature cats. “I hope they receive a family that will adopt them and give them lots of affection,” said Amália. The expectation is that the initiative will help reduce the number of abandoned animals in the city. “Adopting is a way of offering affection and companionship, as well as helping to combat abandonment”, concludes the secretary. Initial plugin text See more news from the region on g1 Rio Preto and Araçatuba VIDEOS: check out the reports from TV TEM