CleartheShelters is in the home stretch for 2022 and we're making a final push with a big arrival in NJ this morning. Plus the state's First Family is about to get cuter.
New Jersey locations for the incoming pets include St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in Madison; Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees; and SAVE, A Friend to Homeless Animals in Skillman. The Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, New York, will also receive some of the pets.
The 8th annual Clear the Shelters campaign was kicked off by the first"Good Flights" mission, which brought 155 cats from South Florida to Massachusetts, on Aug. 2. As part of the monthlong campaign, which concludes Aug. 31, NBC and Telemundo owned and affiliated stations are partnering with nearly 1,400 shelters and rescues in their communities to promote pet adoption and raise funds. Since its 2015 inception, Clear The Shelters has helped more than 700,000 pets find new homes.
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