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Animal dumping and abandonment in our area is worse than ever before, according to animal outreach groups in Sacramento.

Animal shelters around the region are bracing themselves Tuesday for lost pets that need boarding after being spooked by Fourth of July fireworks.

The National Weather Service issued a freeze warning on Friday afternoon that ran most of Sunday morning until 9 a.m.

As Sacramento's animal shelter fills up, volunteer and staffing levels continue to decrease, potentially leading to less adoptions.

A Sacramento animal shelter will start using facial recognition technology to reunite lost pets with their families.

The last year has not been so ruff for Sacramentos Front Street Animal Shelter Animal intake is down, pet adoption is up, and the shelter had one of its best years in terms of donations. Author: Samantha Solomon (ABC10) Updated: 3:04 PM PST February 18, 2021 SACRAMENTO, California — The pandemic has put a burden on many, but for Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento, some of the changes have actually been positive.   The amount of animals, particularly dog...

Sacramento Holiday Charity Guide 2020: How COVID-19 Has Changed Needs This Year Friday, December 18, 2020 | Sacramento, CA Sister Libby Fernandez of the "Mercy Pedalers," pours hot chocolate for an unhoused person in downtown Sacramento on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020. Andrew Nixon / CapRadio Updated Dec. 21, 5:20 p.m. The end of the year is a time when people who have the financial means often give to those who have less. December is one of the biggest ...