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This 5-year-old puppy had a difficult life before coming to the shelter. Now he is full of love for a happy home. Here’s what to know about our pet of the week.Pet adoption of the week, Professor PlumThis 5-year-old puppy had a difficult life before coming to the shelter. Now he is full of love for a happy home. Here’s what to know about our pet of the week.Puppies may have boundless energy, but this week’s Pet Of The Week is a 5-year-old gentleman who’s more of a cuddle bug than a sprinter. Since his previous owner often left him…
Consultants say dogs can still share kennels even after the project ends. Animal Care officials said fewer dogs are expected to be taken in and more are expected to be turned in for adoption.Humane euthanasia has increased as families abandon petsAnimal Care and Control occupancy is increasing as the economy values petsthσmαѕ cσrdч, Palm Beach PostPalm Beach County’s overcrowded Animal Care and Control Facility is about to get a $48 million facelift that will more than double its size and include air-conditioned cages.Karen Lambert, a volunteer at the facility, called for the project’s approval during a county commission workshop on…
This week’s pets are the longest-serving residents at Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control. Let’s find them a happy home.Palm Beach Post pet of the week: Adopt a cat or dog Palm Beach CountyLooking for a best friend? Meet Lil Kiki, learn more about this week’s cat and dog — animals available for adoption in Palm Beach County.Welcome to The Palm Beach Post’s Pet of the Week — a series where we highlight animals up for adoption in Palm Beach County in hopes of finding them a forever home and putting a smile on your face.This week’s pets are…