COVID-19: Clear The Shelters in Central Florida Share Shares Copy Link Copy

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HOPING TO CLEAR THE SHELTER. ONE AFTER ANOTHER DOG RUN AFTER DOG RUN EMPTY THE POPULATION AT SEMINOLE COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL AS LOW AS ANYBODY HAS EVER SEEN 34 ANIMALS TOTAL. A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE A LOT OF TIME AT HOME RIGHT NOW. SO THEY’RE THINKING ABOUT GOING AHEAD AND ADOPTING NOT ONLY OUR ADOPTIONS HAPPENING. THEY’RE SEEING AND PICKING UP FEWER STRAYS ALSO THINK THAT A LOT OF PEOPLE BEING HOME ARE SPENDING MORE TIME WITH THEIR ANIMALS BECAUSE WE’RE SEEING LESS AND LESS STRAY ANIMALS COMING INTO THE SHELTER ROCK. HE IS 13 YEARS OLD. HE’S OUR OLDEST FELLA. SO RIGHT NOW THAT ARE FEATURING THEIR FURRY SHELTER. GUESS ONLINE THEIR GOAL TO GET ALL OF THEM INTO NEW HOMES SEVERAL OF THEM HAVE BEEN HERE FOR SEVERAL MONTHS AND IT’S THEIR TURN TO BE ADOPTED THE RESCUE BEFORE YOU EVER SHOW UP AT THE SHELTER TO DO A LITTLE BIT OF SHOPPING ONLINE. LOOK AT A CAT OR DOG THAT MAY APPEAL TO YOU HAVE A COUPLE PICKED OUT BEFORE YOU ARRIVED. WE ASKED PEOPLE AT LEAST HAVE ONE OR TWO ANIMALS PICKED OUT SO THAT WE KNOW REALLY GENERALLY WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR BEFORE YOU MAKE THE APPOINTMENT BECAUSE OF SOCIAL DISTANCING IT IS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AT THE SHELTER FOR NOW AND SEMINOLE COUNTY DAVE MCDANIEL WESH 2 NEWS AND THE 34 ANIMALS AT THE SHELTER MOSTLY CATS AND DOGS FOR GOOD MEASURE. THERE ARE ALSO