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Austin Animal Center at Capacity for MediumLarge Dogs Community Encouraged to Foster

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The Austin Animal Center is currently at capacity for medium and large dogs, leading to restricted intake to manage the shelter's population effectively. Community members are encouraged to check the shelter's online capacity levels and consider fostering dogs to create more space for incoming animals. Operating hours for the center are from 11 a. m. to 7 p.

m. daily, with the last intake at 6 p. m. The center serves as the municipal shelter for Austin and unincorporated Travis County, dedicated to providing refuge for animals in need, regardless of their age or breed. Recent initiatives include a partnership with Greater Good Charities to offer free spay and neuter services, which is expected to positively impact the local pet community.

Additionally, the shelter promotes volunteer opportunities and donations to support its operations and mission. By fostering community involvement, the Austin Animal Center aims to enhance animal welfare and encourage responsible pet ownership. This proactive approach underscores the shelter's role as a vital resource for both pets and the people of Austin.

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