12/13/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 12/13/2024 14:46
Published on December 13, 2024
Fort Worth Animal Care & Control celebrated the season with a heartwarming adoption event, "Home for the PAW-lidays," at City Hall, successfully finding loving homes for five adorable pets.
Why it matters: This event not only spread festive cheer but also provided a second chance for shelter animals to find loving families, aligning with Fort Worth's commitment to animal welfare.
Community engagement was high, with city employees and animal lovers uniting for a common cause.
Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and Councilwoman Macy Hill were among the guests, showing their support.
What they're saying: "It's an absolutely wonderful idea to help clear the shelters and bring some pets to city hall," shared Kelly Strange. Jennifer Ezernack added, "Not only is this for a good cause, but for those who cannot adopt, it's a great stress reliever. We look for it every time on the City Roundup news releases."
Event highlights: The atmosphere was warm and inviting, allowing attendees to interact with adoptable pets.
Adoption fees were waived, and adopters received gift bags with essential pet supplies.
Excitingly, four puppies and one kitten found their forever homes just in time for the holidays.
The bottom line: If you couldn't adopt but want to support, consider donating to help shelter pets. Every act of kindness makes a difference in bringing joy to these animals as they await new families.
Thank you for being part of this special event. Fort Worth Animal Care & Control will continue hosting monthly adoption events at City Hall, offering more opportunities to meet and adopt pets in need.
For information on becoming a transport foster, email the foster team.