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The Humane Society of Central Texas has nearly 100 dogs that need new homes. Author: Matt Lively Updated: 10:11 PM CST January 30, 2021
The humane society said they have seen an influx of intakes, which they believe to be from the cold weather. With more animals available, they expect to have weeks with adoption fee specials throughout February to help these pets find new homes.
On Saturday, they held a free adoption day. Executive Director Paula Rivadeneira says that finding these animals a new home is of the upmost importance. These animals deserve a chance and the only way we can do that is if our community comes in and adopt them and give them a wonderful life, she said. And the really cool thing is that here at the humane society, we really believe that every animal should have a wonderful home and that every home should have a wonderful animal in it.”
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