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Animal shelters in Riverside County, CA have run out of adoptable pets as stay-at-home orders have increased demand for animal companionship. The agency shared video of workers cheering next to empty cages, thanking the community for stepping up.https://ktla.com/news/local-news/riverside-county-runs-out-of-animals-to-adopt-amid-coronavirus-outbreak/ …
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@N5FDL David. fyi.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I love this. Thank you for sharing.
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The cautionary flip side: how many of those pets will end up neglected and returned when people rejoin the workforce or go back to school? Currently fostering 2 6-mo old cats for Stray Cat Alliance
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Well at least SOME good news!
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Maybe they could get some from shelters that don’t get lots of foot traffic like shafter and other shelters.
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