Oklahoma City Animal Welfare announced today that it is temporarily lowering adoption fees to reduce shelter overcrowding. “Everything is moving quickly, as we all know, so we will alert everyone if we have to make more changes,” said OKC Animal Welfare Superintendent Jon Gary in a press release sent by the city. “We will be […]
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Local organizations work together toward pet adoption
More than 21,000 dogs and cats entered Oklahoma City Animal Welfare in 2016.
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GreenAcres Market plans pet adoption day filled with pooch-friendly events
“We go to as many events as we can so people will know about us,” Smith said.
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Workers at Oklahoma City Animal Shelter battle kitten overpopulation
Cat breeding season hits it peak in the summer, and local organizations are striving to control the kitten population while helping animals around the metro.
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“Generally, with technology today, we’re able to get photos and stay in touch with owners of our dogs so we know that they’re happy in their new homes,” Peterson said.
“Generally, with technology today, we’re able to get photos and stay in touch with owners of our dogs so we know that they’re happy in their new homes,” Peterson said.
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“I don’t know who that boy with Wayne Coyne is though,” some uttered.
“I don’t know who that boy with Wayne Coyne is though,” some uttered.
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Precious cargo
In April, the nonprofit began its Homeward Bound program, which places dogs that have been surrendered by their owner for one reason or another. Their previous owners’ loss is the gain for dog lovers in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Christy Counts, president of Central Oklahoma Humane Society, said the program is off to a good start. […]