NBC Bay Area and Telemundo 48 once again teamed up with our partners across the nation to help in the annual CleartheShelters event and help animals find their forever homes.
By early Saturday afternoon, there were only two dogs left for adoption compared to 98 when they opened in Berkeley. 96 dogs already had new homes, along with dozens of cats.
“Because we want all of these lovely animals to have lovely homes where they’re cared for and loved. They just deserve it,” said Santa Rosa resident Maureen Nicholas. “I’m here to adopt Marcus Washington, who is the little kitten over there. I initially saw him over at the Oakland Animal Shelter, and I absolutely fell in love with him,” said Victoria Schaefer.
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