1. Department: Nonfood

Animal rescue centers find a new home in retail shopping centers

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The SPCA and other animal rescue centers are finding homes in shopping centers. The situation adds up to a triple win as centers gain access to potential pet parents at low rents, shopping center landlords find tenants and customers enjoy seeing the animals even if they don’t take one home with them.

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