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Berkshire Humane Society in midst of fee-free adoption week as housing crisis contributes to low adoption rates - The Berkshire Edge

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Berkshire County — Beethoven, a six-year-old pit bull mix, has become an office favorite at Berkshire Humane Society. Most dogs who come to the socially conscious shelter stay about three months before getting adopted. Beethoven has been here the longest, around a year, in part because, while he is great with people, he can’t go to a home with other animals. “He has a very high prey drive. He would not do well around a lot of other animals or co…
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Berkshire Humane Society in midst of fee-free adoption week as housing crisis contributes to low adoption rates - The Berkshire Edge

Berkshire County — Beethoven, a six-year-old pit bull mix, has become an office favorite at Berkshire Humane Society. Most dogs who come to the socially conscious shelter stay about three months before getting adopted. Beethoven has been here the longest, around a year, in part because, while he is great with people, he can’t go to a home with other animals. “He has a very high prey drive. He would not do well around a lot of other animals or co…

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Capacity at crisis level for Friends for Animals; some adoption fees waived

With a total of 164 animals in their immediate care, the Friends for Animals of Metro Detroit is bursting at the seams. In an effort to free up space and offer an opportunity for prospective animal owners to bring home a wanted pet, the organization is waiving the adoption fees for all adult dogs over 6 months old and 20 pounds and over until Feb. 23. Adoptions and other connections made with pets will take place at MaryAnn Wright Animal Adoptio…

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