Broward County Animal Care is expanding its “911 for Pets” campaign, offering middle and high school students the chance to save lives and earn community service hours by fostering animals during the summer.
With shelters facing a critical overcrowding crisis, the program allows students to foster kittens or dogs while earning up to 100 service hours. Bonus hours are available if the fostered pet is adopted. Animal Care will provide free food and veterinary care for participating families.
“Our shelter is full of love—and pets who need homes and second chances,” said Doug Brightwell, Broward County Animal Care Director. “We’re excited to offer students a meaningful way to give back, build life skills, and help alleviate the pressure on our overcrowded shelter.”…