In "The Case for Shelter Animals," what does the author explain about the cost of becoming a pet owner? A. Cats are less expensive than dogs. B. Pet stores are more expensive than breeders. C. It is more expensive to buy a pet than it is to adopt. D. Adoption costs more money than buying a pet. Question 2 Part B Which evidence from the text best supports the answer to Part A? "So those who buy from pet stores and breeders can expect to pay those fees on top of already-high purchase costs." "The guide states that adopting a dog or a cat from a shelter usually costs between $50 and $500." "Meanwhile, an animal from a pet store typically costs at least $1,000. Breeders are even more expensive." "One reason that adopting pets from shelters is the logical choice is that shelter animals are less expensive than those bought from pet stores or breeders."