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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Grant runs out for Newton animal shelter Adoption fees rising Jan. 1 to cover actual cost of veterinarian s services after money subsidizing it ends From left, Newton County Animal Services director Cindy Wiemann stands with Tanya Weaver and Jane Stewart, both of Planned Pethood, after a recent ribbon cutting ceremony for the expansion and renovation of the county animal shelter on Lower River Road. - photo by Tom Spigolon
COVINGTON, Ga. Animal lovers looking to adopt a pet from Newton County’s animal shelter will have to pay a little more after Jan. 1.
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Animal shelters experienced a spike in intakes after Gov. Ron DeSantis lifted the eviction ban moratorium in October.
Jennifer Bitner, executive director of Pensacola Humane Society, said there’s been an increase of shelters asking for assistance in pulling at risk animals in the last six weeks. And the nonprofit’s help team has noticed a trend in pet owners needing housing assistance.
“During the late summer/early fall, we experienced a lull,” said Bitner. “Not that the shelters were empty, but they weren’t reaching out for assistance. Then all of the sudden there was a spike. In conversations with our help team, we attributed it to the lift on the eviction ban.”
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