The August 27th Board of County Commissioner meeting opened with a focus on pet adoptions, showcasing several animals in need of homes. Five commissioners were present as the meeting transitioned into a presentation of adoptable pets.

First up was Barry, a two-year-old neutered male mixed breed dog weighing 44 pounds. Described as energetic and playful, Barry is noted for his friendly demeanor, particularly with other active dogs. He is eager to learn and would benefit from continued training.

Next was Oscar, another two-year-old neutered male mixed breed, weighing 34 pounds. Oscar is characterized as curious and initially shy, but he has the potential to become a loyal companion with patience. His traits suggest a mix of border collie and German shepherd, making him both intelligent and playful.

The meeting also highlighted two cats available for adoption. London, a three-year-old spayed female domestic long hair, is described as having a strong personality and a preference for being the sole cat in her future home. Meanwhile, Astrid, a seven-year-old spayed female domestic medium hair, is an adventurous cat that thrives outdoors, making her suitable for a barn or outdoor setting.

The meeting concluded with a call for foster parents for dogs, cats, and kittens, encouraging community members to consider providing temporary homes for these animals in need.