Pulaski Animal Control faces difficulties finding pets homes
They say in the past six years, last week was the closest they came to almost having to euthanize a dog.
HAWKINSVILLE, Ga. — In Pulaski County, animal control said they haven’t been this stressed from a lack of adoptions in the past six years. Last week, the problem got so bad, they almost had to euthanize adoptable dogs.
Chandra Toledo, the manager at Hawkinsville-Pulaski Animal Control, said adoptions started slowing down since COVID-19, but it’s been especially hard on them over the past few months.
“Rescues are struggling to get adopters, so then they can’t pull from the shelters…