Which Animal You Should Adopt on National Adopt A Pet Day

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Have You Had A Pet Before?

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  • A.
    No, but I've always wanted one!
  • B.
    Yes! 
• 2.
  Where do you live?

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  • A.
    In a big house with a big backyard
  • B.
    In a house with a small backyard
  • C.
    In an apartment 
  • D.
    On the road!
• 3.
  What does your life look like right now?

  • A.
    I'm single and live alone
  • B.
    I live with roommates
  • C.
    I'm living with my life-partner
  • D.
    I have kids
• 4.
  How do you like to spend your free time?

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  • A.
    Out and about running errands
  • B.
    Spending time outside, going for a walk or hanging at the park
  • C.
    Watching movies/chilling at home
  • D.
    Depends on my mood
• 5.
  How often are you home?

  • A.
    Rarely, I work a lot
  • B.
    I work a 9-5 but spend the rest of my time at home
  • C.
    I'm home for about half of my time
  • D.
    Always
• 6.
  How much time do you spend outside?

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  • A.
    I'm always looking for a cool hike to check out!
  • B.
    I like to take walks outside, but that's about it
  • C.
    I'd rather stay in...
• 7.
  Are you an animal person? 

  • A.
    I say hi to every animal I see on the street
  • B.
    I like them, but I don't mind keeping my distance
  • C.
    Animals scare me, but I want a companion
• 8.
  What size animal are you looking for? 

  • A.
    Small
  • B.
    Medium
  • C.
    Large
  • D.
    I'm not picky
• 9.
  How much time do you have to spend with your pet? 

  • A.
    1-5 hours a week
  • B.
    6-10 hours a week
  • C.
    10 - 15 hours a week
  • D.
    20 or more hours a week
• 10.
  What is the most important trait you want your animal to have?

  • A.
    Needs to be checked on maybe once a day or less
  • B.
    Low Maintenance 
  • C.
    Excited to see me
  • D.
    Wants/needs my attention
  • E.
    Needs lots of love and attention

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You should get a medium to big dog!

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  It sounds like an active dog is just what you need. Dogs make great long-term companions, so make sure you're ready for a commitment before you adopt a big dog. Older dogs are often more commonly found in shelters, so if you want less of a commitment, go for an older dog. They'll love you for the rest of their lives.
• 2.
  You should get a small dog!

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  Small dogs make great apartment dogs. They often require less exercise and time outdoors, but that doesn't mean they don't still want it! Make sure you're taking your small dog on lots of walks and get lots of play time in. Dogs are commitments so don't take the adoption of one lightly. Be prepared to care for your new friend for years to come. But don't worry, they're so worth it.
• 3.
  You should get a cat!

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  Cats are a great option for a super low-maintenance companion. They are very easy to litter train and only need attention when they decide they want it. So many cats end up in shelters every year. Give a cat a safe home and give yourself a loving companion.
• 4.
  You should get a small animal like a bunny or a guinea pig!

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  Pets like guinea pigs and bunnies are great options if you have less space. Don't let their size, however, fool you into thinking they don't need lots of love and attention. These animals can require a lot of work and cleaning up after, but they're so great at giving lots of loving cuddles.
• 5.
  You should get more of a low maintenance pet like a turtle or lizard! 

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  Pets like turtles and lizards can be great options for someone who doesn't necessarily want a furry companion. Do your research before adopting guys like these, however, because they often come with very specific needs.