Latest How To Get Pets In Heartopia - Guide

As you make your way around Heartopia, you'll see a number of different animals like alpacas, birds, and even more exotic animals like capybaras and pandas. But, you won't be able to tame these animals. Instead, we can only unlock dogs and cats as pets in Heartopia, and we've got to put in the work to get there first.

Heartopia is all about hobbies, and caring for cats and dogs comes as two separate tasks. You need to make your way through a number of D.G. Member levels before you can get there, but it's well worth the effort once you lay eyes on these fuzzy friends. Here's how you can unlock pets in Heartopia.

You'll unlock the ability to care for pets when you reach Level 12 as a D.G. Member. As soon as you've hit this milestone, you'll be given a quest that tasks you with talking to Mrs. Joan in her adoption centre in the middle of town.

When you speak to Mrs. Joan, she will talk you through the process of adopting an animal. Unfortunately for dog lovers, you will have to go with a cat first as part of the quest, but if you speak to Mrs. Joan straight after, she'll start talking to you about the dogs.

There are three dogs and three cats available for adoption, and the species of these change daily. If you're in the middle of the quest and you don't see a species you like, you can wait until the next day.

Once you've adopted and named a pet, it will immediately be sent to your house for you to bond and interact with through feeding, petting, playing, and bathing. These interaction options differ slightly if you adopt a dog, as you'll also be able to walk and train your puppy.

As it currently stands, only cats and dogs can be adopted in Heartopia from Mrs. Joan's adoption centre. Although it would be great for more animals to be available in the future, like birds or guinea pigs, I can't see Heartopia adding these critters any time soon. So, cats and dogs will have to do for now.

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