As the only open admission shelter in the county, the Wake County Animal Center strives to create a humane community for the pets and people that live here.
Always ready for a walk, a car ride or a cozy afternoon nap, Jimmy has a way of making every day a little brighter. He's the kind of dog who wants to be wherever his people are, happily matching their energy. More: https://t.co/17Vrl4tDeK
Check out the new edition of our Animal Center newsletter and dive into the latest stories, happy tails and behind-the-scenes updates.
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We are full, with more animals arriving every day and fewer spaces available for pets in need. While hundreds of pets have found homes this summer, new animals continue arriving every day, filling kennels and creating an immediate need for adopters. https://t.co/NY9HbO2g9U
As temperatures rise, don't forget your pets. Hot weather can become dangerous quickly, but a few simple precautions can help keep them safe.
Remember H.E.A.T.:
H is for Hydration
E is for Emergency
A is for Asphalt
T is for Transportation
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As America celebrates 250 years of independence, remember that the Fourth of July is one of the busiest times of year for animal shelters. Fireworks can frighten pets and cause them to run away. Check out our pet safety tips https://t.co/NmFcQBpxsG
Check out the new edition of our Animal Center newsletter and dive into the latest stories, happy tails and behind-the-scenes updates. https://t.co/GZ339z7LCm
Joanne Duda, the Animal Center's foster coordinator, has been a Hurricanes season ticket holder for 16 years, and her office is filled with memorabilia collected over the years. https://t.co/YkaymvfDaz
Today is the first day of #HurricaneSeason and it also kicks off National #PetPreparednessMonth! ⛈️🐱
If you have pets at home, you already know that they’re part of the family. That’s why your pets need an emergency plan too. Follow us this month as we share simple tips to help you get your pets ready for anything! 🐕✅
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To encourage adoptions during National Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, the Wake County Animal Center is hosting a monthlong cat adoption promotion. Throughout June, adoption fees for all cats older than 6 months will be just $5. More: https://t.co/jWJaFHxdxy
Rachel Conway and Trevor Ketterling have opened their Raleigh home to dozens of foster animals, helping pets heal, build trust and find permanent families.
Read their story: https://t.co/OxlzxvotVU
They’ve built a life around second chances. In Rachel Conway and Trevor Ketterling’s home, every foster leaves a paw print in a special book, proof they were here, loved and mattered. More: https://t.co/OxlzxvotVU
The Wake County Animal Center will be closed Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.
To learn more about Wake County’s holiday schedule and closures, visit https://t.co/UsdIzZMU8Y
The Animal Center will be closed on Wednesday, May 20, for our quarterly all-staff training day.
This dedicated training time helps our team continue providing the best possible care and service to our animals and community. We appreciate your understanding and support!
Check out the new edition of our Animal Center newsletter and dive into the latest stories, happy tails and behind-the-scenes updates. https://t.co/wMin2Eq9Mw
Today is the last day to take the Community Pet Needs Survey and help us plan for pets and their families across Wake County. Share your thoughts on pet care, services and resources so we can make Wake County even more pet-friendly.
Take the survey: https://t.co/LgRWbm8SDm
Your input matters! Take the Community Pet Needs Survey and help us plan for pets and their families across the county. Share your thoughts on pet care, services and resources so we can make Wake County even more pet-friendly.
Take the survey: https://t.co/LgRWbm8SDm
Participa en la Encuesta de Necesidades de Mascotas de la Comunidad y ayúdanos a mejorar el cuidado, los servicios y los recursos para mascotas y sus familias en el condado de Wake. https://t.co/LgRWbm8SDm
Have pets in Wake County? We want to hear from you!
Your input matters! Take the Community Pet Needs Survey and help us plan for pets and their families across the county. Share your thoughts on pet care, services and resources so we can make Wake County even more pet-friendly.