The author wants to add more evidence to paragraph 2 to support the claim that adopting a dog from a shelter solve the overpopulation problem. which kind of evidence would most likely be relevant to the claim?
a. a quotation from the director of an overcrowded animal shelter.
b. a statistic about the number of cats and dogs living in the wild worldwide.
c. examples of exotic animals that animal shelters cannot accept.
d. a statistic about the number of americans who own dogs.
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