BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Tired of supply chain delays, backorders, crowds and out-of-stock merchandise? Animal Care has you covered with its "No Muss/No Fuss Adoption Fun" this holiday season.
Now through December 31st, residents can adopt a dog or cat and enjoy waived adoption fees and free pet supplies. All pets have been spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and will be able to leave immediately with their new family.
"Our staff is ready to provide one-on-one, stress-free service to help adopters select the perfect pet for their home. We have plenty of wonderful dogs and cats ready to become special family members this holiday season. We encourage residents to forget all the hassles and frustrations that they may be encountering this year and do something much more fun, relaxing and meaningful by adopting a pet with us," said Emily Wood, Director of Broward County Animal Care.
Broward County Animal Care Adoption Center is located at 2400 SW 42nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, 33312. The Center is open for adoptions Tuesday through Sunday from 11AM to 5:30PM. The shelter is closed on Mondays and will also be closed on Thanksgiving Day and the Friday after Thanksgiving. For more information, visit the website.
About Animal Care
Broward County Animal Care is dedicated and focused on Four Pillars of Service: 1. Community Animal Care: We believe in working collaborating with residents and agencies to build a community dedicated to keeping pets out of the shelter and properly cared for in their homes and neighborhoods. 2. Equitable Services: We believe in remaining committed to the animal care needs and perspectives of the diverse communities we proudly serve and aligning our services with their needs; 3. Public Safety: We believe in addressing human-animal conflicts, including protecting residents from pet-related disease and physical harm from unsafe pets, and 4. Shelter Operation Focus: We believe in operating our Adoption Center professionally and providing a world-class shelter experience for pets and people alike, particularly for dogs and cats who are most vulnerable and in need. For more information about Animal Care, visit the website, or follow on Facebook. November 19, 2021
MEDIA CONTACT: Lisa Mendheim, Program Coordinator
Broward County Animal Care
954-359-1010
lmendheim@broward.org