Experiential Adoption

Laura McQuarrie Counts Down Her Top Picks for Pet Adoption Initiatives

In an effort to get more interactive with their outreach campaigns, ad agencies and shelters are engaging in more experience-based adoption initiatives. Trend Hunter Research Writer Laura McQuarrie shares her favorite examples of experiential adoption, from pop-up dog cafes to pet rental services to adoptive cat cinemas.

If you love caffeine and playing with puppies, a cafe lets you interact with dogs while you enjoy your coffee. If companionship without commitment is more you, Dogo connects friendly dogs with friendly people. An eye-catching billboard ad uses beacon technology to make it seem like the dog on-screen follows you around as part of a hi-tech pet adoption initiative. Or for cat lovers, you can now watch a movie and cuddle with a cat at the same time if an Indiegogo project is successful.
Trend Themes
1. Experiential Adoption Initiatives - Ad agencies and shelters are exploring experience-based adoption initiatives, such as dog cafes or cat cinemas to increase pet adoption rates.
2. Pet Rental Services - Pet rental services like Dogo are emerging as a new trend for people who want companionship without commitment.
3. Beacon Technology Advertising - Beacon technology is being used in pet adoption advertising to increase adoption rates, such as an interactive billboard with a dog that seems to follow you around.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - The advertising industry can adopt experiential and technology-based initiatives like pop-up dog cafes or interactive billboards to increase engagement and effectiveness.
2. Animal Shelters - Animal shelters can leverage experiential adoption initiatives to increase pet adoption rates and find homes for more animals.
3. Pet Rental Services - The pet rental service industry can capitalize on the growing trend of people seeking companionship without commitment by providing innovative solutions like Dogo.

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