DAYTON, Ohio — A Dayton-area animal resource center said it is critically over capacity and is temporarily restricting intakes until the number goes down.
What You Need To Know
- The Montgomery County Animal Resource Center said it had more than 100 dogs, when its shelter is designed to safely house around 80
- The only intakes it’s receiving are those that are court ordered
- It’s urging adopters, fosters and rescues to help get the dogs into safe homes
The Montgomery County Animal Resource Center said it had more than 100 dogs in its care, when its shelter is designed to safely house around 80. The only intakes it’s receiving are those that are court ordered.
“This does not affect our lost and found services, scanning pets for microchips and offering supplies to assist finders and owners,” the center wrote in a statement…