Pet project: Donations help organizations, animals in need
Albon rests his head on his brother Arthon’s back during an adoption event Saturday in Ephrata sponsored by Hands ’n Paws Animal Assistance.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Brothers George and Gred sit in their cage at Grant County Animal Outreach in Moses Lake on Friday.
Taz takes a swipe at the cats in the next cage at Grant County Animal Outreach in Moses Lake on Friday.
Puppies Albon and Arthon play with a new toy during an adoption event in Ephrata sponsored by Hands ’n Paws Animal Assistance on Saturday.
MOSES LAKE — There likely are a lot of lost and stray dogs and cats in Grant and Adams counties. And there probably are unlucky animals with certain owners, who dumped them or left them behind. Female cats and dogs get pregnant, causing the numbers of kittens and puppies to grow, and some think something needs to be done with them.
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