Share Adoptable Pet of the Week "Kayla"
	Kayla needs a forever home! Kayla's loving owner recently passed away. She is 5 years old, spayed and very lonely now. She can be shy at first, but warms quickly. Kayla has the best personality and would be a fun, furry addition to your home. Please help us find Kayla a home before she ends up at Animal Care & Control. For more information on how you can adopt Kayla, please call Mike Holeman at 561-718-3216. If you want to help but can't adopt permanently, please consider fostering, or make a donation.  Contact Safe Harbor for more information.

People aren't the only ones affected by the current foreclosure crisis.  The number of pets at local shelters has doubled.  In some cases, pets are simply being abandoned, sometimes even left indoors without food or water.
 

"The current U.S. financial crisis has the potential to grow into a serious animal welfare issue," warns Executive Vice President of ASPCA Programs, Dr. Stephen Zawistowski. "As households across the country are caught in the economic downturn, an estimated 500,000 to one million cats and dogs are at risk of becoming homeless."

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"Featured Foreclosure Pet for Adoption"

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For more information about how you can adopt a foreclosure pet, please contact one of the following animal rescue organizations:

Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary & Hospital
Jupiter, FL
561-747-1598
www.safeharbor.jupiterdaily.com

Tri County Humane Society
21287 Boca Rio Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33433
561-482-8110
www.tricountyhumane.org

Animal Rescue Force of South Florida, Inc.
Royal Palm Beach, FL
561-784-8788
www.animalrescueforce.org

Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control
West Palm Beach, FL
561-233-1200 or 561-276-1344
www.co.palm-beach.fl.us/publicsafety/animalcare

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League
(Humane Society of the Palm Beaches)
West Palm Beach, FL
561-686-3663
www.hspb.org