Crisis at Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter: Please Help

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We love our animals, but do we have enough love to help a desperate animal in dire need of a home?

I’m guilty of turning my head when those tug on your heart tv commercials come on, showing those sad dog and cat faces.

Now we have a crisis here at home in T-Town at our beloved Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter.

Sav Morton, a real warrior when it comes to caring for animals in need, says empty parking lots at animal shelters are a heartbreaking sight.

Sav says, “Kennels are overflowing with dogs and cats in need. Overflowing. Empty parking lots mean fewer walks, fewer fosters, fewer adoptions, and less hope”.

Sav Morton says, ���The Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter needs YOU. Volunteers, donors, fosters, and adopters. We can’t help the animals if nobody shows up”.

So, all you big-hearted animal lovers SHOW UP.
Visit the Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter and help however you can.

3140 Investigator Dornell Cousette St., Tuscaloosa.
#205 752 9101
Open at 12 noon on Saturdays.
www.metroanimalshelter.org