Kathleen Williamson and Bob McGregor with their newly-adopted friend 'Andy' at the Animal Services Agency on Saturday, April 16, 2011. (TED GRANT / CHRISD.CA)
A visitor to the Animal Services Agency visits with a pooch on Saturday. (TED GRANT / CHRISD.CA)
Dozens of former stray dogs are in new and loving homes this weekend after a two-day sale at the Animal Services Agency.
About 47 dogs were put up for adoption Friday and Saturday for $99 and the response from the public was overwhelming.
Chief Operating Officer Leland Gordon estimated around 200 people came out Saturday and said they were on track to run out of dogs by the day’s end. Gordon said local media attention helped draw in large crowds to the Logan Avenue agency.
Each dog came with a license, micro-chip, spay/neuter, basic shots, food, and pet health insurance.
