It's the purr-fect time to adopt!
The usual $125 adoption fee for adult dogs and $50 for cats will be waived, the APL said, and kitten adoption fees will be reduced to $50 from $95.
“We were so excited to see the wonderful turnout for the previous adoption promotion. Now that we’re in our hotter summer months, our team has been working hard to help more animals in need—and quickly running out of empty kennel space,” says Sharon A. Harvey, Cleveland APL President & CEO. “Ken Ganley Auto Group’s generous support couldn’t come at a better time! We hope that just as many animals, including some of our long-term dogs and cats, will find wonderful homes this weekend.
“We can’t do everything, but we can do something,” says a representative from the Ken Ganley Auto Group. “Adopting an animal will change their world forever. Thanks to the Cleveland APL for giving these animals a chance to have their forever home!”
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