CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Animal Care & Control took in 45 dogs during the Labor Day weekend, and their adoption/volunteer program, City Dogs Cleveland, is saying the kennel is “very full.”

What You Need To Know

  • The Cleveland Animal Care & Control took in 45 dogs during the Labor Day weekend

  • Their adoption/volunteer program, City Dogs Cleveland, is saying the kennel is “very full”
  • They’re also asking the public to help reunite families with their lost dogs, saying the majority of dogs at their kennel previously had homes

“Very few of these dogs have gone back to their owners and we are totally out of space,” reads a City Dogs Cleveland social media post. “We need our community’s help to get dogs into homes!”

They’re also asking the public to help reunite families with their lost dogs, saying the majority of dogs at their kennel previously had homes.

You can see the list of lost dogs here. If you see a lost animal, you can call 216-664-3069 or visit at 9203 Detroit Ave. in Cleveland.

They also say now is a great time to adopt.

“We have so many pups with great personalities: sweet, playful, smart, engaging, and all ready to show you love,” the post reads. “We have young puppies as well as more mature adults looking for homes, and can help you find a fit whether you’re looking for a playmate, running buddy or couch potato.”

You can see a list of adoptable dogs here and can set up a meeting here. Adoption fee is $61, which includes license, vaccinations, spay/neuter and microchip.

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