| Pass |
| Foster |
| Accept |
| Ratify |
| Assume |
| Take in |
| Take on |
| Embrace |
| Take up |
| Espouse |
| Choose! |
| Emulate Mia |
| Begin using |
| Start using |
| Pass a bill |
| Start to use |
| Take kids in |
| Decide to use |
| Take in a kid |
| Take in or on |
| Vote into law |
| Pass into law |
| ___ a platform |
| Take 4, clue 4 |
| Make one's own |
| Vote to accept |
| Put into effect |
| Choose and take |
| Emulate Madonna |
| Select and take |
| Take in (child) |
| Take up and use |
| Take in a stray |
| Accept formally |
| Choose for keeps |
| Take as your own |
| Rescue, as a pet |
| Embrace, as ideas |
| Take in by choice |
| Take in, as a dog |
| Take in, as a pet |
| Take into custody |
| Add to the family |
| Become parents to |
| Rear as one's own |
| Put into practice |
| Take as one's own |
| Care for an orphan |
| Get from the ASPCA |
| Opposite of reject |
| Take on or take in |
| Approve, as a plan |
| Get from a shelter |
| Take in or take on |
| Take for one's own |
| Choose as one's own |
| Choose, as a policy |
| Shelter exhortation |
| Take a kid, legally |
| Take in a foundling |
| Take in, as a child |
| Accept as one's own |
| Assume ownership of |
| Assume as one's own |
| Take in, as a stray |
| Take up, as a cause |
| Accept, as a report. |
| Add to the household |
| Embrace, as a policy |
| Embrace as one's own |
| Take in as one's own |
| Take into one's home |
| Settle on, as a plan |
| Take under one's wing |
| Animal shelter's plea |
| One way to motherhood |
| Take in, as a new pet |
| Pass, as a resolution |
| One way to fatherhood |
| Bring into the family |
| Rescue from a shelter |
| Get a pet from a pound |
| Get a pound pooch, say |
| Sure way to motherhood |
| Sure way to fatherhood |
| Take on a pet project? |
| Become a mother, maybe |
| Take up, as a strategy |
| Take into one's family |
| Take responsibility for |
| Appropriate, as an idea |
| Give a foundling a home |
| Pick up a few pointers? |
| Take from a pet shelter |
| Take in, as a stray dog |
| Start a family, perhaps |
| Take in, as a stray cat |
| Become parents, in a way |
| One way to get a new toy |
| Take home from the pound |
| Become a parent, perhaps |
| Take home from a shelter |
| Get from the ASPCA, maybe |
| One way to become parents |
| Take in as one's own child |
| Take home a shelter animal |
| Decide to use, as a policy |
| One way to become a parent |
| Take home from the shelter |
| One way to become a father |
| Take in from a pet shelter |
| One way to enlarge a family |
| Become the legal parents of |
| Get from the ASPCA, perhaps |
| Obtain a dog from a shelter |
| Take in, take on or take up |
| Bring home from the shelter |
| Expand the family, in a way |
| Add to the family, in a way |
| Become a parent of, in court |
| Choose, as a textbook series |
| Get a pet from the pound, say |
| Become a new father, in a way |
| Take a pup from the pound, say |
| Put into effect, as a proposal |
| Take an animal from the shelter |
| Take home from the shelter, say |
| Officially bring into the family |
| One of the ASPCA's "Ways to Help |
| Take home from an animal shelter |
| Take as one's own, as a stray pet |
| Bring in, as a boxer to one's home |
| Emulate Angelina Jolie and Madonna |
| Accept formally and put into effect |
| Take in, like a puppy from a shelter |
| Accept as one's own, as a shelter dog |
| Take into the family, as a shelter dog |