APA took over operations at the shelter two years ago at a time of turmoil for the county’s Animal Care and Control. “The main goal of having the APA come in and operate this facility was to implement best practice and turn the facility around and make it operate in a way that was most beneficial to the animals,” Javier said.

Seven out of the 64 dogs at Levy County Animal Services will be euthanized Thursday morning if no one commits to adopting them

LARGO, Md. (DC News Now) — The Prince George’s County Animal Shelter said on Tuesday that it is stopping all dog adoptions and viewings due to a break out of an “undetermined illness” in the facility. The shelter said its staff is initiating ...

Prince George’s County Animal Shelter is pressing "paws" on dog adoptions—for now! Due to an undetermined illness affecting dogs at the facility, the Animal Services Facility and Adoption Center (ASFAC) in Largo,

The Prince George’s County Animals Services Facility and Adoption Center is temporarily suspending dog adoptions and viewings due to an “undetermined” illness. The disease is not spreading to other animals in the facility,