The event was organized in response to the February seizure of more than 500 animals, including small mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and spiders, from the My Pet store in West Edmonton Mall in one of the Edmonton Humane Society’s largest seizures to date.
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A Water Dragon waits to be adopted during the Clear Our Shelter Adoption Event at the Edmonton Humane Society, in Edmonton Friday March 23, 2018.
“This will be the largest number of animals we’ve ever had available for adoption at one time, and our goal is to find each one a loving forever home this weekend,” EHS CEO Miranda Jordan-Smith said in a news release. “With the number and various species of animals currently in care, we want to re-home them urgently to ensure their optimum health welfare, and to reinstate our regular capacity.”
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People wait in line for the start of the Clear Our Shelter Adoption Event at the Edmonton Humane Society (EHS).
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Jackson Grady, 7, visits with Hunter the dog as his family starts the process to adopt Hunter at the Edmonton Humane Society.
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An exotic fish is held up by a visitor to the Clear Our Shelter Adoption Event at the Edmonton Humane Society.
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Tim Caron visits with Christopher the cat as he starts the process to adopt Christopher during the Clear Our Shelter Adoption Event at the Edmonton Humane Society.
