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Overflowing animal facilities hope to “Clear the Shelter”

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Animal shelters, both county-run and the privately operated, report their kennels are filled beyond capacity with dogs and cats looking for new homes.

Augusta Animal Services said it has been dealing with overcrowding since late March. Deputy Director Crystal Eskola said some have been owner sur...

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