At the start of the pandemic in March 2020, shelters, breeders, and other organizations that sell or have dogs up for adoption have run out of supply. A lack of puppies caused by the "COVID puppy movement" has been seen across the country. People with a new abundance of time decided that it was the perfect opportunity to get the puppy they have always wanted.
COVID-19 sparked a ‘puppy movement’
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About the Contributor
Claire Stanton, Staff Writer
Claire Stanton is a sophomore at Carlmont High School, and this is her first year in the journalism program. She is interested in sharing her ideas and learning about the world. She is an officer of the school's French club and a member of the Carlmont Technical Theatre Association. Outside of school, she is very interested in photography and enjoys exploring the area's parks.
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