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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — The Kern County Animal Shelter and City of Bakersfield Animal Care Center is in desperate need of people willing to foster dogs in their care.
The shelter posting on Facebook to announce they've run out of room and will have to make difficult decisions if more animals are dropped off.
They say that this week they have had taken in over 100 dogs and only found 77 dogs homes.
The City of Bakersfield Animal Care Center also took to Facebook to voice their concerns and ask for help.
KCAS says it is most helpful to take home large or medium dogs. KCAS opens at 10 a.m. and they're located at 3951 Fruitvale Avenue. The City of Bakersfield Animal Care Center opens at 10 a.m. as well and is on Mt. Vernon Avenue. For more information on either how to adopt a pet or foster a pet, click here.
