Brother Wolf Animal Rescue ranked 13th in the country in increased adoptions over last year in the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals $100K Challenge, which ran from August through October.
That's 222 more dogs, cats, kittens and puppies placed in homes by Brother Wolf this year than during the same three-month period last year — a total of 717 animals now in loving homes.
Across the country, almost 9,000 more animals were placed among the 49 groups participating in the three-month contest. While Brother Wolf didn't rank high enough to win a prize, the reward, the group says, is immeasurable.
The contest's regional winners are featured in this ASPCA video. If you watch carefully, there's at least one shot taken at Brother Wolf.
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That's 222 more dogs, cats, kittens and puppies placed in homes by Brother Wolf this year than during the same three-month period last year — a total of 717 animals now in loving homes.
Across the country, almost 9,000 more animals were placed among the 49 groups participating in the three-month contest. While Brother Wolf didn't rank high enough to win a prize, the reward, the group says, is immeasurable.
The contest's regional winners are featured in this ASPCA video. If you watch carefully, there's at least one shot taken at Brother Wolf.
Read the full article
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