Dogs once at risk of euthanasia adopted, NKY shelter says – WLWT Cincinnati

CAMPBELL COUNTY, Ky.

Every dog at the Campbell County Animal Shelter has been adopted, the shelter announced late Tuesday.

Workers at the shelter said earlier this week that it was at full capacity, which is about 50 animals. It is a traditional shelter, meaning that when it is full, it might resort to euthanasia.

We need to keep at least a little bit of space so we don't have to euthanize to make room later, assistant director Lisa Crummen said Monday.

Related: Campbell Co. Animal Shelter giving away dogs, cats due to overcrowding

The shelter offered free adoptions in hopes of making room.

Workers announced that every dog has been adopted.

Again, we can't thank everyone enough, shelter workers wrote on the facility's Facebook page. We are so excited about all the new homes for these babies.

Adoption fees are still waived for all adult cats through Saturday.

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