Rare adopts in Monthly Litters?

[softpaw]

Hi,

So I want to preface this as I am not trying to start an argument or debate about this topic, but just curious what we as players can expect from monthly litters from here on out. I understand this is a controversial topic for a lot of people and I'm not really asking about the how/why behind the decisions being made here, just wondering if a decision has been made and looking for clarification

In 2024 there was a poll (Forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=4905490) in which people voted to have more rare pets in monthly litters. There were 2 monthly rares released in normal adopts in 2024:

And one released as a normal adopt from an event (CS Birthday)

One in March 2024, two in April, and none since afaik (please correct me if I'm wrong though!)

With the last rare monthly adopts being in April 2024, it has been over 18 months since we've seen anything. I was wondering if this was intentional and if we ever will get rare pets in monthly litters in 2025/the future?

Again I am not looking for a debate or huge discussion about this I am just curious if this feature was a 2024 only thing that was decided to be rolled back or if we can still look forward to the occasional rare in the future. Thank you!

quick edit: I did try to search and see if this had been addressed before, but I couldn't find anything. I apologize if this has been answered already!

[Sherlock]

Yes I agree, this would be nice to see and might bring some more excitement and activity to the “dead” times of year between events. It does seem odd that this hasn’t been enacted at all since the overwhelming majority of players indicated they would like to see this!

I remember back in my first years of playing, the rare outcomes like the August PPS lion made the game really fun for those months, giving people something to do trying to track it down and trade up for it. And of course it was a nice boost to those who got it, whether for their own collection or to trade. Would love to see rarer outcomes like this again!