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Brothers Chocó and Bubby have lived together for eight years (Come on in.) and apprehensively entered their new caged quarters. The economy has orphaned the chows[1].

She gave up two family members when she brought them to us. Their owner lost her home. These dogs are here because the owner actually ended up in a foreclosure, having a downsized situation, couldn't afford to keep them any longer.

It is a sad tale planning up for pet owners around the country. Michael McGeough lives a lean life on a fixed income. But rising gas and grocery costs forced him to surrender his cat to a shelter.

Yeah, I had a hard time letting go, she cried all the way there.

All he has left of Zebra[2] is her food dish. McGeough says he could no longer afford to feed her.

Well, I was getting the help you know on the food bank and came through a lot of times that they don't have enough stuffing. By the time we finished grocery shopping and summed by the cat food, I'm like broke.

As money strains grow, shelter workers worry so will pets surrenders and a number of owners[3] putting off annual check-ups[4] they can't afford.  Finance is still tight for McGeough， but he no longer fears his cat’s fate.

I felt good when I heard that she was adopted.

Now these victims of foreclosure need a new home too.