Bedford County Pets Taken From Home In November
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. -- The Bedford County Animal Control is looking for new homes for dozens of pets.
Authorities last month rescued more than 40 neglected birds, cats and dogs from a Unionville home.All but two of the animals are available for adoption online, according to the Shelbyville Times-Gazette.Caretakers said it has been difficult to find new homes for the rescued dogs, which includes 12 coon dogs."Just call the shelter. We'll be more than happy to set up a time when people can visit with them, spend some time with them. Even if you can't take one home, it's a good thing to get them out of the shelter, out of the cage and take them for a walk," said Michael Gregory of the Bedford County Animal Control. It costs $65 to adopt an animal, but the adoptee gets $50 back when the animal is spayed or neutered.Visit the Bedford County Animal Control's Petfinder Page to learn how to adopt the animals..." More & video
