SAN ANGELO, Texas — The San Angelo Animal Shelter faces a critical situation, surpassing its capacity due to unforeseen circumstances, currently accommodating 199 dogs on-site as of Monday, December 18. To alleviate this overcrowding, 25 dogs are slated for euthanasia unless adopted, fostered, or transferred to another rescue by 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 21.
Irresponsible pet owners are to blame and should be ashamed. Perhaps there should be a complete ban on all dog breeding in San Angelo.
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The shelter maintains a cap of 180 dogs and urgently seeks adoptions, fostering, and transports to prevent the unfortunate necessity of euthanizing these at-risk animals.
The clock is ticking, and it's imperative for pet owners to recognize that this behavior is not only costly but also unnecessary.
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San Angelo isn't the only place where shelters are full. It seems that, regardless of what we're told on the news about the robustness of Biden's economy, this economy and its inflation are pushing more and more people to give up their pets...
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