AUSTINBURG — A Pet Adoption Day will be held noon to 2 p.m. Sunday at Austinburg Veterinary Clinic, 1568 Route 45, sponsored by the Ashtabula County Humane Society and veterinarian Becky Salinger.
Meet rescued pets and, perhaps, give them a home.
Bring two forms of identification, references or a letter of recommendation from your veterinarian.
The $55 adoption fee includes a fitness check, first set of shots, rabies vaccination and spaying-neutering.
For information, call the Ashtabula County Humane Society (440 969-6100, ext. 4).
Local News
July 9, 2008
Pet adoption event Sunday at Austinburg Veterinary Clinic
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