SPCA alarmed by volume of stray dogs pouring into shelter
The Prince Albert SPCA is finding itself with double the normal amount of dogs in its care and they are now down to their last bag of dog food.
A big addition on Thursday means the shelter is now hosting 41 dogs while at the same time, adoptions have slowed over the summer, explained shelter manager Ashlee Bober.
“Yesterday alone we had 11 of them coming in which includes a mom and puppies that were found down by the riverbank,” said Bober.
The dogs that are coming in are strays roaming around the city and are not being reclaimed by their owners.