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Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando sees fewer adoptions during the holidays this year
Read full article: Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando sees fewer adoptions during the holidays this yearThe Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando believes inflation and higher costs of living could be contributing to lower adoption numbers this December.
Orlando Pet Alliance fire determined to be accidental, investigators say
Read full article: Orlando Pet Alliance fire determined to be accidental, investigators sayThe Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando fire that occurred last month and resulted in the death of 17 cats was determined to be an accident, according to the State Fire Marshal’s Office.
Central Floridians raise record-breaking donations for Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando
Read full article: Central Floridians raise record-breaking donations for Pet Alliance of Greater OrlandoSince the devastating fire on Sept. 15 that killed more than a dozen cats, Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando has received almost $1 million in donations.
UPDATE: Pet Alliance building near total loss after suspected electrical fire
Read full article: UPDATE: Pet Alliance building near total loss after suspected electrical fireSeventeen cats were killed in the fire at Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando on Conroy Road on Sept. 15, according to the latest news release from the shelter.
Here’s how you can help the cats, dogs rescued in Pet Alliance fire
Read full article: Here’s how you can help the cats, dogs rescued in Pet Alliance fireIf you have towels, blankets, dog food or cat food and want to donate it, please do so by dropping it off at 2800 County Home Road, Sanford, Florida 32773.
Orlando pet rescue relies on foster parents during pandemic
Read full article: Orlando pet rescue relies on foster parents during pandemicFoster Care Coordinator, Susan Russell, said nearly every day someone is dropping off a new litter. When the pandemic started the rescue closed it’s doors to volunteers and to potential adopters. Foster volunteers were able to take in most of the cats and kittens that were left without a home. “When the pandemic started and it was my summer, it was the perfect opportunity to get involved,” DeHart said. Russell says putting young feral kittens in foster care allows them to grow, get healthy and become socialized.
Free pet food! Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando offering another giveaway
Read full article: Free pet food! Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando offering another giveawayORLANDO, Fla. The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is giving away free pet food. The giveaway, for cats and dogs, will take place 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sunday at the agencys Orlando shelter at 2727 Conroy Road. Thanks to the support from Titos Handmade Vodka, which donated $2,000 worth of pet food, were helping pet parents keep bellies full and families together, the Pet Alliance said. The amount of food is limited to 40 pounds per vehicle and can be picked up curbside, the agency said.
Pets of the week for February 28
Read full article: Pets of the week for February 28Many cats and dogs can fill that need and are in need of good homes. The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando is one of the oldest and largest animal welfare agencies, serving the area. The agency started out as the Orlando Humane Society in 1937. The Orlando Humane Society merged with the Humane Society of Seminole County in 2001 to become the SPCA of Central Florida. With that change, the organization became the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando.