Nearly 200 dogs find homes, Franklin County Dog Shelter thanks community

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center is thanking the community for its support after the shelter announced the facility was at capacity last week.

In a post on social media, the organization announced a record-breaking week with 186 dogs being adopted or taken into foster-to-adopt homes. Additionally, more than two dozen lost pups were reunited with their families.

The shelter specifically noted some of the furry friends who found new homes by name and photo, with shoutouts to Alvin, Agnes, Houston, Pixie, Eleanor, Chris, Liam, Poppy and Emmett.

“To all of our proud new pet parents, thank you for choosing adoption and for opening up your heart and home to a shelter dog!” the post read.

The agency also invited anyone considering adopting a dog to visit the shelter. There are nearly 200 dogs still waiting for homes. “No appointments are needed. No application is required! Walk-ins are always welcome!” the shelter wrote.

Those interested can visit the shelter’s website for real-time updates, adoption prices and personality information.

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