The shelter said there are over 70 animals available for adoption with many more becoming available over the next few weeks.
Dogs in kennels at the Tacoma & Pierce County Humane SocietyPIERCE COUNTY, Wash. — The Tacoma and Pierce County Animal Shelter is reducing adoption fees for animals during its nationwide ‘Clear the Shelters’ campaign.
From Aug. 26 to 31 the shelters’s adoption fees will be $5 for critters, $25 for adult cats, and $50 for adult dogs. On Friday, the shelter said there are over 70 animals available for adoption with many more becoming available over the next few weeks. “We have a lot of animals available for adoption and several hundred more currently receiving care at our facility and in loving foster homes,” says Leslie Dalzell, chief executive officer at the Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County.
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