Wake County Animal Center full, asking for help getting animals adopted to avoid euthanasia
The Wake County Animal Center is full and is asking residents for help. A spokesperson for the shelter said there is no more room for dogs, and euthanasia might be necessary in order to make space.
Posted — UpdatedA spokesperson for the shelter said there is no more room for dogs, and euthanasia might be necessary in order to make space.
"We don't want to euthanize for space and this plea is to make our community aware of the urgent need," Wake County Animal Center posted on Facebook. "There are only so many kennels and we need your help."
Finally, anyone who needs to rehome a pet is asked to do so by posting online, asking friends and family or returning the pet where you got it from. Wake County Animal Shelter only accepts owner surrenders by appointment so the center can try and manage space.
"Every stray you help find the owner of and every pet you own and place yourself will help save the life of a pet already at the shelter," the animal center said.
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