07/03/2025
UPDATE: 7:30 Jacks is safe for now. His foster says that he is a really loving, sweet dog, but he’s going to need a home with no cats. Please, keep sharing this post so we can find the perfect home for him!
UPDATE: 1:57 We have a temporary foster for Jacks. For now he is safe. We are still hopeful that we will find someone who will give him a forever home.
This is Jacks last call. At 2pm, the staff will have to walk him down the corridor. He will be happy, and his tail will be wagging. They will be giving him kisses. The staff's hearts will be breaking. They need to make space.
You see, the shelter has 106 dogs in-house now. The owner surrenders are pouring in, and Animal Control brings more animals in every day.
Jacks is in the shelter through no fault of his own. Jacks and Lucious have been seized from horrible situations 4 times since 2015 and have been adopted an equal number. They were adopted last 8/2024. They were last picked up as part of the 29-dog, 3-cat seizure in April.
The staff has found a home for Lucious, but Jacks has until 2pm TODAY (7/3) to find someone to step up for him.
Now, before people start screaming about the shelter having to euthanize for space, it is necessary to see the big picture.
The shelter is small. 106 dogs and 174 cats are waaaaay over their capacity. More dogs and cats are coming in every day. They don't have enough people to care for all of those, and the shelter doesn't have enough budget to hire more help. Volunteers are few and far between.
Jacks is good-natured and sweet, and he deserves a happily ever after. He is a 13-year-old senior dog with no health issues at this time. He will make a wonderful buddy for someone.
There is no time to waste. He has until 2pm. Don't send a message. Call the shelter NOW! 706 282-3275