Due to the recent flooding, the City of Carrollton Animal Adoption Center (2247 Sandy Lake Road) is brimming with animals and needs help from the community.
The Center holds more than 100 animals as of Wednesday, June 3. Because of this, adoption fees will be waived and the first 20 unaltered animals to be adopted will come with a voucher for a free spay or neuter via the Texas Coalition for Animal Protection (TCAP).
“We are housing a number of animals to support those that were evacuated due to flooding,” said Carl Shooter, Animal Services Manager. “None of these animals are being placed for adoption, but they are increasing our demand for space, which is already very limited.”
The Animal Services team is working tirelessly to serve all of the animals in the shelter right now. If an adoption isn’t feasible, donations are always welcome in the form of cash, food, litter, towels, blankets, or toys.
For a complete list of acceptable material donations, visit cityofcarrollton.com/
For more information on the adoptions, call 972-466-3420.
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