ACS seeks loving homes after rescuing 30+ dogs from boarding facility

ACS said the dogs showed signs of chronic under-stimulation as pets should not be kept in boarding environments long-term.– San Antonio Animal Care Services is urgently looking for loving homes to adopt more than 30 dogs living in confinement at a boarding facility, waiting for a rescue that never came.

ACS said the dogs showed signs of chronic under-stimulation as pets should not be kept in boarding environments long-term.“Dogs like Mila, Bear, Leo, and Jackie need a hero to give them a home to decompress in. We’re relying on community during this emergency situation to provide loving homes for these dogs,” ACS said in a Facebook post.. ACS said it will provide foster families with all materials needed, including pet food.“If you have been considering adopting a dog, now is the time.

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