As the only open admission shelter in the county, the Wake County Animal Center strives to create a humane community for the pets and people that live here.
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This November, we are celebrating Adopt a Senior Pet Month by offering special adoption fees for dogs and cats ages 8 and older, making it easier for more older pets to find loving homes. Throughout November, senior dogs are available for $25 and senior cats for just $5.
Leigh-Anne Spokane didn’t plan on a name debate becoming part of the adoption story, but that’s how Walter entered the family. When she first met him, he was Dartie, a low-to-the-ground, wiggly dog who reminded them of two very different names. More: wake.gov/news/home-last-walt…
Check out the new edition of our Animal Center newsletter and dive into the latest stories, happy tails and behind-the-scenes updates. conta.cc/476BeGA
October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month and Pit Bull Appreciation Month! 🐾
It’s a great time to consider a shelter dog when looking for your next companion. Throughout October, adult dogs at Wake County Animal Center are just $25 to adopt.
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Sometimes, a name is the first sign that a dog might be meant for you. When Justine Henderson saw Anna Mae on the Wake County Animal Center adoption website, she had to smile.wake.gov/news/name-felt-mean…
Check out the new edition of our Animal Center newsletter and dive into the latest stories, happy tails and behind-the-scenes updates. conta.cc/4cmonmK
Thinking about adopting a dog or cat? You’re already taking the first step toward changing an animal’s life and gaining a new best friend along the way. Check out our six simple tips to help you prepare before you adopt.wake.gov/news/six-things-kno…
September is National Preparedness Month. Is your pet ready for an emergency?
Watch our video for simple tips to help keep your pets safe and prepared.
Check out the new edition of our Animal Center newsletter and dive into the latest stories, happy tails and behind-the-scenes updates.
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Middle-of-the-night kitten care is just one part of fostering for Elle Felkins. From bottle-feeding tiny kittens to helping animals recover from serious injuries, she opens her home to pets who need a little extra love and a chance at a forever home.
At the Wake County Animal Center, some heroes wear scrubs, and some warm bottles for hungry kittens in the middle of the night. Elle Felkins has done both. wake.gov/news/saving-lives-o…
Did you adopt a pet from the Wake County Animal Center?
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With kennels full and more animals arriving every day, the Animal Center is joining the nationwide Clear the Shelters campaign, a monthlong effort to find loving homes for shelter pets and create space for animals still waiting for a second chance. wake.gov/news/wake-county-an…
Always ready for a walk, a car ride or a cozy afternoon nap, Jimmy has a way of making every day a little brighter. He's the kind of dog who wants to be wherever his people are, happily matching their energy. More: wake.gov/news/story-dog-who-…
Check out the new edition of our Animal Center newsletter and dive into the latest stories, happy tails and behind-the-scenes updates.
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We are full, with more animals arriving every day and fewer spaces available for pets in need. While hundreds of pets have found homes this summer, new animals continue arriving every day, filling kennels and creating an immediate need for adopters. wake.gov/news/wake-county-an…
As temperatures rise, don't forget your pets. Hot weather can become dangerous quickly, but a few simple precautions can help keep them safe.
Remember H.E.A.T.:
H is for Hydration
E is for Emergency
A is for Asphalt
T is for Transportation
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The Wake County Animal Center will be closed to the public July 3 and 4 for the Independence Day holiday.
As America celebrates 250 years of independence, remember that the Fourth of July is one of the busiest times of year for animal shelters. Fireworks can frighten pets and cause them to run away. Check out our pet safety tips wake.gov/news/250-years-inde…
