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The city-run shelter has struggled to fill open positions during the pandemic.
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The nonprofit animal shelter says its current space is falling apart, and it wants the city to take another look at its contract before it expires in November.
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In a memo last week, the city-owned shelter said its intake far exceeded its adoptions, which has led to doubling up dogs in kennels.
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El Austin Animal Center se ha quedado sin espacio para albergar más perros y dice que necesita, con urgencia, hogares dispuestos a adoptar un número “abrumador” de mascotas.
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Austin Animal Center has run out of kennel space and says it urgently needs homes for an “overwhelming” number of dogs. In order to help get animals adopted, the center opened at 100% capacity for the first time in over a year Friday.
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The Austin Animal Center is at full capacity and is waiving adoption fees this weekend. The city's shelter says it has no more kennels left; it aims to…
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Four dogs missing from the Austin Animal Center are presumed stolen, the shelter said in an email Thursday.The shelter said its staff discovered Lilly, a…
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As the City Council celebrated Austin's no-kill animal-sheltering policy today, volunteers running the city's shelter called the goal "unsustainable." A…
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In some parts of Austin, runaway pets are likely to stay lost.That’s what an analysis by the city’s Animal Services Department has found. While roughly…
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The Austin Animal Center is finally fully staffed: Tawny Hammond, who just moved to Austin from Fairfax, Virginia, has taken over as the city's new Chief…