Florence Joins Program Again
FLORENCE – As our nation’s shelters are overburdened due increased owner surrenders and longer stays for pets,
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FLORENCE – As our nation’s shelters are overburdened due increased owner surrenders and longer stays for pets,
A cocktail bar called Session hosted a pop-up event called “Cocktails and Canines” on Sunday, April 2. The business partnered up with The Lee County Humane Society to try and find some dogs their forever homes.
The initiative will lower adoption rates for animals in the shelter to $25 for the first week of May.
The reduced adoption fee is part of the Bissell Foundation's "Empty the Shelters" event, which runs May 2-8 at 275 shelters throughout the country.
Lee County Sheriff's Office A County Road 1277 Nettleton woman said her 36-year-old brother has been threatening her and cursing at her because he is missing a ring ands he thinks she took it. She said it has only been a verbal altercation so far, but she left the house and went to a neighbor's to call for help. A woman said she has seen a dog hanging around a warehouse on Industrial Road. The dog is friendly and not causing problems. She is concerned about the animal's safety with the heavy truck traffic in the area, She was told to call the Lee County Humane Society.