ACPR on parvo hold for two weeks
Dogs in an open yard next to the Adams County Pet Rescue building. After a dog came down with parvo, there are no dogs in or out of the shelter until Nov. 2.
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The Adams County Pet Rescue facility, pictured, on Bench Road in Othello, holds hundreds of dogs waiting to be adopted.
The wall behind the front desk at Adams County Pet Rescue shows off pictures of the ACPR staff. Pet Rescue Director Kyya Grant said the shelter can only afford to pay these employees minimum wage with no benefits.
OTHELLO — The Adams County Pet Rescue has been forced to shut down for two weeks after a fully vaccinated dog came down with canine parvovirus, known as parvo. The shelter cannot accept any dogs or adopt any dogs out until Nov. 2.
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