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Wichita Animal Services reports more than 800 intakes in October, urges adoptions and highlights low-cost clinics
Mayor's Office of Wichita · October 31, 2025
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Wichita Animal Services said more than 800 animals entered the shelter since Oct. 1 and presented Lillo as the pet of the week; the department promoted partner low-cost and mobile clinics and urged reclaiming and adoption.
Wichita Animal Services shelter manager Emily Hurst (Speaker 3) told the mayor’s briefing that the shelter has taken in more than 800 animals since Oct. 1, including 382 cats and 401 dogs, and that owner reclaim rates so far are low.
Hurst introduced Lillo, a mixed‑breed male puppy…
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