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City of Doral urges residents to adopt shelter pets to ease overcrowding
Summary
The City of Doral, working with Miami‑Dade Animal Services, promoted pet adoption and highlighted two senior animals available at the local shelter, urging residents to visit miamidade.gov/animal for details.
The City of Doral, in collaboration with Miami‑Dade Animal Services, urged residents to adopt animals from the city shelter and help ease overcrowding, highlighting two senior pets currently available.
City staff made the announcement in a recorded message and described the animals on offer. A City of Doral staff member said, "The bond between a pet and their owner is truly special," and encouraged residents to "ease the overcrowding of our shelter and adopt a pet today."
The announcement named two featured animals. Willie is described as a 7-year-old terrier mix who "thrives on human affection and is incredibly sweet with everyone he meets." The message said Willie is "ready to bring joy into your life." Pete Kensington is described as a 10-year-old cat, characterized in the announcement as "a gentle 10 year old cat with a heart full of love" who is seeking a warm home for his later years.
The recorded message said the shelter located in Doral has a variety of dogs and cats awaiting adoption and invited residents to visit miamidade.gov/animal for more information.
No formal decisions, votes or policy actions were recorded in the announcement; it was presented as an information and outreach notice.
