White County’s Animal Control services will offer pet adoptions to the public at no cost through Christmas amid rising capacity at the shelter.
The Clear the Shelter event will see that all animals receive spay/neuter, rabies and microchipping services before adoption at no cost.
“Our shelter is nearing capacity, and our animal control officers want to see these pets go to loving homes for the holidays,” Don Strength, animal control division chief, said. “This is the perfect opportunity to provide these animals with a forever home. We hope families in our community will stop by the shelter and meet these pets.”
Members of the public can visit the shelter at 680 Industrial Blvd. in Cleveland. The facility is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
The shelter can also be reached by calling: (706) 219-7881.
- Champ – 7-month-old black Hound Mix
- Goober – 10-year-old white and tan Mixed Breed
- Ollie – 3-year-old white German Shepherd (neutered male)
- Rocky – 7-year-old black and tan German Shepherd Mix (neutered male)
- Sawyer – 2.5-year-old black and tan Rottweiler Mix (female)
- Bells – 3-year-old brindle Belgian Malinois (female)
- Bruno – 9-month-old tan and white Canaan Mix (neutered male)
- Flurry – 5-month-old tan Hound Mix (female)
- Snoopy – 5-month-old white and black Hound Mix (female)
- Winter – 5-month-old black and tan Hound Mix (female)
- Comet and Cupid – 1-month-old black and white Mastiff Mix puppies
- Feliz – 1-year-old tabby Domestic Shorthair (female)
- Mavis – 2-year-old black and white American Blue Heeler Mix (female)
- Santa – 5-month-old light brown Hound Mix (male)
