ACCT Philly

ACCT Philly executive director Sarah Barnett shares a desperate plea with NBC10’s Brenna Weick to find homes for dogs at the overcrowded shelter. The dogs are up for adoption immediately. ACCT Philly is offering $10 adoption fees for all large dogs and hope to find foster homes as they look to free up space.

ACCT Philly is dealing with overcrowding issues leading to healthy dogs potentially having to be euthanized for space. Now, the organization is asking for help from the community in finding the pups forever homes and temporary fosters. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama reports.

Dogs at ACCT Philly are at risk of euthanization, here’s how you can help save them.

ACCT Philly shares ways you can keep your pets safe during the cold winter months.

NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante share tips from ACCT Philly on how to keep your pets safe during the cold winter months.

ACCT Philly is seeking to raise $120,00 for urgent offsite medical care for animals in their care this Giving Tuesday.

ACCT Philly has thanked all of the local pet lovers who came out and adopted dozens of animals after last week the shelter was forced to euthanize dogs due to overcrowding.

Hundreds of dogs and cats have been adopted after ACCT Philly put out a desperate plea for help amid overcrowding issues.

ACCT Philly executive director Sarah Barnett joins NBC10’s Erin Coleman to talk about the dire need to find homes for animals as the overcrowded Philadelphia shelter is having to make tough decisions and kill dogs that would usually be able to find loving homes.

Philadelphia animal shelters have been struggling with overcrowding for years. Now, it’s gotten so bad that ACCT Philly has no choice but to euthanize animals. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with the shelter’s director who is begging the community for help.

ACCT Philly’s shelter is overwhelmed with animals leaving them no choice but to have to euthanize dogs due to lack of space. They are asking for the public’s help adopting, donating, fostering and more.

ACCT Philly is sounding the alarm saying they are bursting at the seams, being forced to euthanize dogs due to lack of space in shelters. This week marks the final week of their empty the shelters promotion where all animals are $10 to adopt and are spayed or neutered if purchased before October 15.