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Humane Society of Midland County 'Empty the Shelters' event through May 17 - ABC 12 News

Humane Society of Midland County 'Empty the Shelters' event through May 17 - ABC 12 News

Humane Society of Midland County 'Empty the Shelters' event through May 17 - ABC 12 News

Posted: 11 May 2020 12:00 AM PDT

(5/11/29) - The Humane Society of Midland County is working to find loving homes for animals through Bissell Pet Foundation's 'Empty the Shelters' National COVID-19 Relief program.

Through Sunday, May 17, the shelter will offer adoptions at a reduced rate of $25.

It said potential adopters must be preapproved by filling out an application. And because of the pandemic, appointments must be made to visit the shelter.

Bissell Pet Foundation said 120 animal shelters across the country were taking part in the event.

It said it was a silver lining for shelter pets as it saw an increase in adoptions and foster families stepping up to save lives.

to learn more about the Humane Society of Midland County.

for details on the Bissell Pet Foundation's 'Empty the Shelters' National COVID-19 Relief event.

Empty the Shelters at Sierra's Haven - WSAZ-TV

Posted: 10 Dec 2019 12:00 AM PST

BISSELL Pet Foundation is hosting an Empty the Shelters event on December 13 and 14. You can adopt a pet for a reduced fee of $25 and save a life just in time for the holidays.

Out of the 119 locations participating in 25 states across the country, there are three locations in Ohio, including Sierra's Haven For New and Used Pets in Portsmouth.

The event is Friday and Saturday at 10 a.m. on 80 Easter Drive in Portsmouth, Ohio.

You can contact Sierra's Haven For New and Used Pets at 740-353-5100.
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