Miranda Lambert uses her Instagram to spotlight a number of adoptable pups
Miranda Lambert’s Instagram has been overrun with puppies and we are here for this parade of adoptable pups, available at CMA Fest.
It has been 10 years since Miranda Lambert and her mother founded MuttNation, a foundation dedicated to helping adoptable pups find forever homes. And on Instagram, the country singer is helping to give many of the puppies up for adoption at this year’s CMA Fest a spotlight.
On her Instagram, Lambert shared a series of nine posts starring puppies that MuttNation will be featuring for adoption at CMA Fest this weekend in Nashville. While one of the pictures was originally posted on May 23, featuring two puppies that showed up on her farm, the rest of the images began appearing on May 29.
In the first of the puppy spotlights, Miranda Lambert explained that there are going to be a lot of pups available for adoption, which is why she was letting a number of canines take over her social media. One of the pictures even featured Lambert’s mother as they held three puppies between them.
The prevailing message of these Instagram posts was not only to remind people to head to CMA Fest and the MuttNation area to adopt these puppies, but also that we should be adopting and not shopping.
On top of the adoption event, there will also be a Mutt March featuring more than 1,000 dog lovers and their pups, according to Williamson Source. This march will kick off the adoption event, which begins on June 6 and ends on June 9, with adoption hours running from 12 to 3 p.m. every day of the fest.
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Honestly, we are still stuck on how cute all the puppies on Miranda Lambert’s Instagram account are. Every single pup is adorable and looks ready to find a new home with someone attending CMA Fest. Of course, we hope all of these pups find their forever homes.
And even if we can’t hit up the CMA Fest in Nashville ourselves, at least we get this parade of pictures to enjoy. Plus, we can always head to our local shelters to find furry friends looking for their new homes as well.