Coding and layout aside, on first visiting the site's home page it looks clean, steady and uncluttered - a pleasant change from the glaring, flashing mobile world of many commercial sites. Why do they do it? I find it exremely annoying.
The page seems to work well now at all reasonable resolutions, and the colours seem to be in harmony.
One point regarding content: On first visiting the site, it was only your mainlogo that really gave me a clue as to what this site was all about. The introduction is worded well as far as it goes, but seems to have been cut down to a minimum.
If you want a suggestion - and I assume you do - I would increase the font size a couple of points (maybe..) and add more by way of an introduction and explain in more detail how the site concerns itself with the whole adoption subject. I'd be sure to mention the word 'adopt' and 'adoption' a couple of times in relevant, well-formed sentences to give search engines such as Google something to quote under the title in search results as this helps people decide which of the search results they'll look at. Be sure it's yours they pick!
Also get something up on your 'About Us' link ASAP, even if it's just to explain about the new site and lack of completion - I feel people will be clicking that link a lot.
Looking good so far, nice work!
Regards, Andy.
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