Ryan Hinderman News Today

The city of Sacramento said its staff is continuing to address about 500 requests for service for downed branches and trees and has seen an increase in lost dogs following Sunday's storm.

Front Street Animal Shelter is completely out of space for dogs following the recent storms and is making all dog adoptions free through February 18 to try and make room.

The animal shelter was already nearing critical capacity levels before Sunday’s powerful storm.

Families can still adopt a furry friend for free at the Front Street Animal Shelter through December 23.

The Front Street Animal Shelter says it’s in “desperate need of adopters.”

Sacramento's Front Street Animal Shelter is overcrowded with animals needing a home, so it hopes to clear the shelter by waiving pet adoption fees through Saturday, Dec. 23.

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“We have had to resort to pairing two, and sometimes even three or more dogs in the same kennel.”

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