Spain discovers the cat: Why cats are now being adopted more frequently than dogs!

Cats and dogs living together in harmony: In Spain, cats are now being adopted more frequently than dogs. Yet, many older or sick animals are still waiting for a second chance (Credit: Andrew S/Unsplash)

A new report reveals a shift in animal adoption in Spain: in 2025, 59 percent of adoptions recorded via a placement platform involved cats. However, while young animals tend to find homes relatively quickly, older or sick dogs and cats…

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