Summary
Buffalo's city-owned animal shelter is totally packed, forcing them to freeze cat intake while desperately looking for adopters and volunteers. If you've been thinking about getting a pet, now is the absolute best time to step up and help out.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Overcrowded shelters drive up operational costs for the city, stretching taxpayer-funded resources thin.
Local families and individuals looking to adopt a loyal companion get a new furry best friend.
Local cats are currently locked out of shelter intake, and shelter staff are facing extreme burnout.
Mentions & discussions (2)
'Decades in the making': Location of new Buffalo Animal Shelter unveiled
The site of a vacant police precinct in Buffalo's Old First Ward will now become the city's brand-new animal shelter.
Buffalo Animal Shelter is overcapacity, asking public to adopt
The City of Buffalo-owned animal shelter is facing a "crisis" of too many animals in its small downtown building. It has paused taking in cats, but under state law must continue receiving stray and surrendered dogs. Shelter officials are asking the p...
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