Pima Shelter Overcrowding Crisis: Urgent Adoptions Needed
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Pima Animal Care Center in Tucson is grappling with a severe overcrowding issue, housing nearly five hundred dogs, double its capacity. Director Steve Kozachik warns of safety risks and urges the public to adopt, foster, or facilitate rescue transfers. Six dogs face euthanasia by Monday unless they find homes. Longtime volunteer Linda Simmons emphasizes the benefits of the foster program. The shelter appeals for urgent community support to prevent more difficult decisions.
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