Keeping them safe: ACPR works to help the four-legged residents of Adams County
Alonso Mariscal and Sir Pawsington take a walk at Adams County Pet Rescue. The animal shelter serves hundreds of animals each year - if not more - and ensures the animals in its care are vaccinated, fixed and have opportunities to find permanent homes.
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Adams County Pet Rescue employee Kaitlyn Koehn crawls through the sagebrush to rescue a puppy May 12. Pet rescues can often be quite an adventure, ACPR staff said.
A kitten explores the cat castle in the Adams County Pet Rescue cat room. The shelter assists cats both in-house and through a foster care program.
A cat watches a visitor through the door of a kennel at Adams County Pet Rescue.
Kittens play on the cat castle in the kitten room at the Adams County Pet Rescue shelter near Othello.
Sir Pawsington is one of the dogs who found shelter at Adams County Pet Rescue near Othello.
A painted rock expresses the sentiment at Adams County Pet Rescue. New pet parents may select a rock to take home with them as a keepsake once they adopt a pet from ACPR.
OTHELLO — While there’s usually a full house at Adams County Pet Rescue, some days are fuller than others. May 12 turned out to be a very busy day.
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