Wordless Wednesday
Where do you think these pups are headed? (Um, we hope they have a license to drive!) 
P.S. Yup, we’re shopping around for some good answers here, so please type your response in the comment box! Click the link to find out the answer to last week’s Wordless Wednesday.
UPDATE, June 7: They may be too young to drive, but they’re way past the legal limit of cute… check the comment stream to find out where these pups are headed, courtesy of our friends at the SPCA of Wake County.
Well, at least they’re enrolled in driver’s ed…
Related links:
ASPCAPro.org Spay/Neuter section
“50 Things To Do on Facebook”
Tags: Spay/Neuter, Wordless Wednesday
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Wanda Fary Says:
Adoption event!
Chris Arnott Says:
To the PLAY YARD for some fun in the sun (or even better, the shade!)! Gotta get that energy out!
Leese Says:
To get spayed and tutored?
Molly Says:
they’re going to the mall to get some holiday weekend bargains!
Sarah Says:
Is that a Walgreens cart?! My husband works there… but anyway… to get a bath?
Nancy Clark Says:
Mobile spay/neuter clinic?
Dave Says:
Based on their age and the woman in scrobs holding paperwork I am guessing they are getting checked into a spay neuter clinic.
Pune Dracker, ASPCA Shelters' Edge Says:
These little guys are hamming it up in the parking lot at the SPCA of Wake County, on their way to the North Carolina agency’s spay/neuter clinic. “It’s their preferred method of transportation to and from the clinic,” says Wake County’s Darci VanderSlik, who posted these photos on their Facebook page after a fan who saw the pups in the cart posted a comment asking where they were going.
“The funny thing is, we have no idea how/when the shopping cart arrived to the loading dock of the SPCA!” says Darci. “We came in one morning, and there it was! It has turned out to be a blessing for transporting pets to and from the clinic.”
Darci mentioned she was thinking about getting a video of the transport one morning (pretty please!), but in the meantime, do check out SPCA of Wake County’s Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/SPCAwake. They do a great job of engaging their fans and keeping them updated.
Have you thought about starting a photo album like theirs featuring behind-the-scenes sneak peeks at your shelter? I guarantee you have something to share just as fun as these shopping cart riders!
P.S. Dave, this means you are correct–we crown you Wordless Wednesday king!