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“We had tremendous success with our last long-timer campaign, with 32 dogs finding forever homes over just a 10-day period at the beginning of May – we know Wake County can come to the rescue again,” said Wake County Board of Commissioner Cheryl Stallings. “Our community continues to show incredible support for our animals and our shelter – it’s the only one in Wake County that does not turn any animals away.”
The center is waiving all adoption fees for dogs that have been living in shelter pens for 21 days or more.
The week-long promotion will end on June 12.
The center currently has 95 dogs on the adoption floor. Of those 95 dogs, 45 have been waiting in the shelter for more than three weeks.
You can view those animals at pets.wake.gov
They have an orange featured button under their photos.Before leaving the center, all dogs receive spay/neuter surgery, microchipping and required vaccinations.
