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Subaru Loves Pets Adoption Day

October 12, 2022

A photo collage featuring people holding and interacting with cats and dogs.

Purdue University Veterinary Hospitals, in collaboration with Bob Rohrman Subaru of Lafayette, is committed to helping all animals — including those in shelters — stay safe and healthy. Through the Subaru Loves Pets™ initiative, Subaru retailers are hosting adoption events across the country to help local shelter pets find loving homes.

Join us at Bob Rohrman Subaru showroom at 1600 S Creasy Lane, Lafayette on Saturday, October 29 from 10am – 2pm to see the pets available from a few of Purdue Veterinary Hospital’s partner local shelters.

Even if you are not able to adopt, you can make a monetary donation or you can donate any new or gently used cat and/or dog items at the showroom until October 31st.

Writer(s): Kelly Dold | pvmnews@purdue.edu

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