ACPR to keep with existing Adams County contract, planning for the future
One of Adams County Pet Rescue’s dogs available for adoption, Slim Jim, stands outside the ACPR facility in Othello.
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A wall of photos in the Adams County Pet Rescue main office depicting animals, staff and volunteers with the shelter.
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Exterior of the Adams County Pet Rescue facility on Bench Road in Othello. According to ACPR Director Kyya Grant, the existing contract with Adams County to provide sheltering and animal control services for $60,000 will remain in place.
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A 5-month-old Border collie mix that was left with its legs tied together outside the Adams County Pet Rescue office.
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A dog named Grape Holly stands near the Adams County Pet Rescue facility. According to a statement from ACPR, more than 1,390 dogs went through the shelter’s doors in 2023.
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OTHELLO — Adams County Pet Rescue will not be receiving any additional funding from Adams County, and the existing contract between the shelter and the county will remain in effect, according to ACPR Director Kyya Grant, who also spoke about the shelter’s plans moving into 2024.
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