Animals are tucked away in every corner of the Animal Care and Control facility in midtown Anchorage. There are roosters in the dog kennels and fish tanks in a back hallway. More roosters are with the bunnies, and more bunnies fill a converted classroom.
On Jan. 22, the city seized 103 bunnies, 36 hens and roosters, two cats and nine fish from a home in South Anchorage. They’re now being cared for at the facility, along with the regular assortment of animals. In all, the shelter is housing 240 animals in a space meant for about 150.
Logan Robinson, deputy shelter manager, said it’s been tough finding a place for all those rabbits…