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Clear The Shelters pet adoption campaign starts August 1, 2025

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The Clear The Shelters campaign allows individuals to adopt cats and dogs from participating shelters for only $30, running until August 31, 2025. This initiative promotes pet adoption while supporting local animal shelters across the nation. King County's Manager Tim Anderson emphasized the importance of this campaign, calling it a great opportunity for families to welcome a new pet into their homes. The King County Pet Adoption Center, located at 21615 64th Ave. S.

in Kent, operates from noon to 5 PM on weekdays and noon to 4 PM on weekends. Individuals can view available animals online at kingcounty. gov/AdoptAPet. Donations to support local shelters can be made through September 15 at ClearTheSheltersFund. org.

Hill's Pet Nutrition returns as the national sponsor for the eighth consecutive year. For further details about participating shelters and local events, visit ClearTheShelters. com or the Spanish-language site DesocuparLosAlbergues. com.

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Girmay Zahilay sworn into office as the seventh elected King County Executive

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WSDOT warns of snow andor freezing rain on all the mountain passes

The Washington State Department of Transportation warns travelers of snow and freezing rain across several mountain passes from Tuesday through Thursday. Drivers should monitor weather reports and safety tips to avoid hazardous conditions, particularly on I-90 and other major routes.