The Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center has reached capacity and will be adopting dogs on the cheap through Sept. 16.
Sierra Vista residents can pick up a dog for the price of a bag of Purina puppy chow at the Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center through Sept. 16.
“We’re in a really tight spot as we have numerous owner turn-ins for dogs scheduled in the coming weeks and we’ve exhausted the options we typically turn to when we hit capacity,” Animal Control Supervisor Arleen Garcia said in a news release. The program allows for the adoption of dogs for $5 or for a pet supply donation worth at least $5. The fee to adopt a dog at the center is usually $75. The adoption includes sterilization, the first set of vaccinations, a physical exam, a city pet license and a microchip implant.
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