Band 6+: The chart below gives information about the nu ber of animals adopted from animal rescue center in Madison, Wisconsin overnight a ten year period.

The bar chart presents information about the number of animals adopted from an animal rescue center in Madison, Wisconsin over a decade. Overall, the chart highlights a slightly fluctuations in given figures, with cats and dogs attracting the highest number of animal adoptions, whereas birds and reptiles recorded the lowest.

According to the data, in 1990, the dogs was the most popular among animal adoptions with approximately in 560. This was followed closely by cats, which saw around 310. The birds and reptiles also attracted a significant number, registering slightly over 100 adoptions. In 1992, dog adoptions clearly dominated in terms of popularity.

In stark contrast, the cat adoption significantly increased after 1994, with around 500, followed closely by dogs, with 400 adoptions. The birds and reptiles had the lowest number, receiving 100 adoptions in 1994. Between 1998 and 2000, the chart highlights a noticeable increase in cats, at 600 and 620, with dogs attracting the equal number of adoption, 400, whereas birds and reptiles saw smoothly same numbers, with 100.