ACPR in danger of going under
The Adams County Pet Rescue facility at 1961 W Bench Road in Othello, which works to take care of animals from throughout Adams County. The facility is full and in dire need of funds to keep doing the work it does for the community.
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Dogs sheltered behind the Adams County Pet Rescue facility in Othello. The facility currently holds over 120 dogs, some of whom have been there since last fall.
Dogs inside the fence compound in front of the Adams County Pet Rescue. ACPR Director Kyya Grant said the facility may have to close its doors if they don’t receive enough donations to cover its yearly expenses.
A dog sits inside the Adams County Pet Rescue facility, which is in danger of closing if it cannot cover its yearly operating expenses.
The “puppy room” of the Adams County Pet Rescue facility. Often staff have to protect dogs from potential parvo virus through isolation rooms.
OTHELLO — Adams County Pet Rescue is in danger of having to close its doors. Shelter staff said the agency’s expenses are increasing and outpacing their revenue by a significant amount, and they are calling for donations to help make up the difference.
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