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Prince George's County animal shelter accepting owner surrenders again; fee-free adoption period ends - Vimarsana News

Prince George's County animal shelter accepting owner surrenders again; fee-free adoption period ends

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — The Prince George’s County Animal Services and Adoption Facility (ASFAC) started accepting pet surrenders again on Wednesday, nearly one month after it paused intake. ASFAC had stopped accepting any pets from owners who could no longer care for them starting on April 10. The closure would last […]

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Abandoned Dog Highlights the Urgency of Adoption - Vimarsana News

Abandoned Dog Highlights the Urgency of Adoption

A female dog was left on a Maryland sidewalk last month, with nothing but her bowls, patiently waiting for her human who never returned.

BARC warns of scam that costs owners of lost pets $250 – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

BARC warns of scam that costs owners of lost pets $250 – Houston Public Media

BARC lists photos of animals recently picked up on the streets, which can be accessible through their website.

Give Me Shelter: Four communities lend love, care for stray animals - Vimarsana News

Give Me Shelter: Four communities lend love, care for stray animals

The claim was surprising but then again, maybe not, and easy to verify- “Texas is the #1 state for stray animals,” claims Brandon Wooten, director of the Commerce Animal Shelter

Poisoned Puppies Found in Plastic Bag Sparks Texas Cruelty Crisis Alert - Vimarsana News

Poisoned Puppies Found in Plastic Bag Sparks Texas Cruelty Crisis Alert

"The cruelty against animals in this area is very prevalent and has now become the norm," rescuer Ana Teran told Newsweek.