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Wake County animal shelter to remain closed another month after flu outbreak, dog deaths - Vimarsana News

Wake County animal shelter to remain closed another month after flu outbreak, dog deaths

The animal center put out a plea for help Wednesday as it tries to move dogs out of the shelter and find others to take in strays.

Source: yahoo.com
Wake County Animal Center to remain closed while battling outbreak of canine influenza - Vimarsana News

Wake County Animal Center to remain closed while battling outbreak of canine influenza

Due to a recent outbreak of canine influenza, the Wake County Animal Center will remain closed until at least the end of November.

Source: wral.com
St. Hubert's takes in animals after devastating Vermont flooding - Vimarsana News

St. Hubert's takes in animals after devastating Vermont flooding

MADISON - St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center on Woodland Road has taken in animals from its shelter partner, Windham County Humane Society, after intense rainstorms caused catastrophic flooding in Vermont.

Hamilton SPCA seeks more pet fosters with recent influx of dogs, cats - Vimarsana News

Hamilton SPCA seeks more pet fosters with recent influx of dogs, cats

The Hamilton-Burlington SPCA is looking for temporary foster homes to provide opportunities for animals to decompress and learn social skills amid tight quarters at the shelter.

Source: y108.ca
Hamilton SPCA seeks more pet fosters with recent influx of dogs, cats - Hamilton - Vimarsana News

Hamilton SPCA seeks more pet fosters with recent influx of dogs, cats - Hamilton

The Hamilton-Burlington SPCA is looking for temporary foster homes to provide opportunities for animals to decompress and learn social skills amid tight quarters at the shelter.