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Escambia County Animal Shelter Clear The Kennels Event
March 13, 2015
The Escambia County Animal Shelter will host a public animal adoption event, “Clear the Kennels,” on Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14 from 12 to 6 p.m., at the Animal Shelter located at 200 West Fairfield Drive.
The purpose of this event is to assist in the adoption of local animals to loving homes. Manager’s special pricing will be offered.
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4 Responses to “Escambia County Animal Shelter Clear The Kennels Event”
I’m not saying every dogs can be what my wife and I got there.but I bet you can find an outstanding loyal pet.we adopted a pair of unbelievable GERMAN SHEPARD brother and sister after the New Year.been greatly 2X blessed.
Please adopt a new friend I promise you that he or she will be the best pet u have ever had! They never forget that u rescued them and gave them a good home. My Mom adopted her little Jessie from there and she is the sweetest and funniest little girl u could ever meet and she was actually overdue to be euthanized, so to think this little life was saved just in time. Remember to be patient because the new buddy will most likely peepee in the house and act out a little as they are unsure if this will be a permanent home and they have been traumatized being left behind so give them a chance to get used to things and they will love u so much for it
Not what you think. The shelter has had several of these events over the past couple years. They typically take in more new animals than they adopt out.
Sadly they only have so much room and can never save all these animals without the publics help.
Adopt a pet !!!
There are some great ones there.
This is a great idea. I hope these animals go to a loving home. Glad to see the Shelter finally doing something good. They have had some issues in the past. Hopefully, they will begin operating like lots of the “no kill” shelters in the area. There are just too many irresponsible ppl in this county who do not take the necessary steps to take care of their dogs or cats.