Dog shelters

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A shelter dog finally found her forever home after spending 7 years waiting to be adopted. This was possible after a photo of the Labrador retriever mix named Ginger, was shared online on social media to get the people's attention. One photo of Ginger shows her sitting in her kennel…

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Real "shelter" - Animal SOS Sanctuary (Sri Lanka)

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Spread the loveMeet Dorothy; this poor gal spent years breeding countless numbers of litters of puppies, but when her fertility likely began to wane, she was no longer worth the effort or the time. And off she went to the City of Mobile Animal Services, and with the click of her leash at the gate, […]

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Truly a must-visit destination.

He was her partner in crime.

Adoptions are first-come, first-served. No wonder that family was willing to wait outside so long.

Dog pond. Pet Camp . I'm lucky to live here.

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Many of our new animal shelter clients tell us the same story: Their facility is overcrowded, they struggle to reduce numbers without euthanasia and intake numbers continue to be unwieldy. Compounding the issue is the fact that an overcrowded shelter is harder to keep clean and free of disease, yet it’s more difficult to adopt out sick or stressed animals. This cycle sounds familiar because it’s one that almost every shelter faces.