If you want to adopt an “incredi-bull” dog, the time is now at the Cleveland Animal Protective League with Pick Your Pitty Price!
CLEVELAND, Ohio - “Our adoptions team is very creative and they come up with a lot of new ideas. They started brainstorming and they said what’s gonna draw the pubic in because we have so many dogs and we’re looking to get them out and into homes,” said Brenda Evans, Assistant Shelter Manager.
So to help them find the loving “fur-ever” homes they deserve, the Cleveland APL is reducing adoption fees on all adult pit bull mixes. Not only is the fee reduced, the Cleveland APL is letting adopters pick their own price from March 3-5!The county licensing fees still apply.“Right now, the Cleveland APL is full of amazing dogs who are waiting for their new homes, and there are more waiting for them to get adopted so they can come in and get the help they need,” says Sharon Harvey, President & CEO. “Our team is dedicated to finding wonderful families for every animal who’s up for adoption.
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