Top 10 Reasons To Convince Your Boss Why You Need Snuggle Delivery

Here are 10 reasons why you should sign up... Not that you really need 10 reasons, because only people without souls wouldn't like taking a break to snuggle a puppy.

What is a snuggle delivery, you may ask? It's simple: a local animal shelter can bring a group of snuggle worthy puppies (and sometimes kittens) to your workplace for an hour or two for you to play with.

Many shelters throughout the nation are starting to offer this. If a shelter by you does, here's why you should convince your boss to sign up!

10. You'll be the most popular person in the office.

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Think about it: You're the person responsible for bringing a pack of snuggalicious puppies to the office. How can your coworkers NOT think highly of you?

9. To bond with your coworkers.

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Did your new intern seriously screw up some expense reports? Well, it's pretty hard to stay mad when she's holding an adorable snuggle muffin. I mean... look at that face. Speaking of...

8. This face.

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I mean... How can you say "no" to it?

7. For unconditional love.

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Were you passed up for a promotion? Did your boss just discipline you for missing a project deadline? Puppies don't care. Puppies love you anyway.

6. To improve your health.

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Your job is stressful. Snuggling fur babies has been scientifically proven to reduce stress. Ask your doctor.

5. To put a smile on your face.

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This one may be obvious, but puppies make us happy. Scientifically speaking, a few minutes of snuggling our pet dog prompts a release of a number of ‘feel good’ hormones in humans, including serotonin, prolactin and oxytocin. Plus, smiles are contagious...

4. To lose weight.

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No, seriously. Petting pooches can result in decreased levels of the primary stress hormone cortisol, the adrenal chemical responsible for regulating appetite and cravings for carbohydrates. Could this be any more appealing?

3. Your company will get a social media boost.

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Most shelters highlight their snuggle deliveries on social media in hopes of encouraging other offices and local businesses to participate! You might even be promoted on the news.

2. This face...

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It just bears repeating. You. Can't. Say. No. To. It.

1. To give these puppies a second chance.

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If you fall in love with one of our fur babies, you can adopt him! For most shelters, all of the animals that are brought along have been surrendered to a shelter and are up for adoption. You can actually save a life (or two... we don't blame you).

Quite a few shelters offer this program.

Contact your local shelter to see if they'd be willing to create a Snuggle Delivery program for your organization.