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With the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on the rise here in Florida and across the country, it is important for residents in our region to be vigilant and adhere to the CDC recommended guidelines. Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League in West Palm Beach has some important updates to share with the community about their programs and services.
As a precaution to the COVID-19 virus, to reduce exposure to and protect our community from the virus, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is being proactive and limiting non-essential services to the public. Peggy Adams will be suspending their public Wellness Clinic but will continue to provide end-of-life services. They will also be suspending all public Spay/Neuter surgeries and Trap Neuter Vaccinate Return-to-Field (TNVR) surgeries. All other shelter operations will continue as normal, including adoptions.
Our adoption center is open and currently by appointment only. This is part of active plan to keep our shelter clean and safe for the public. Please contact us at adoptions@peggyadams.org or call 561-686-6656 to schedule a time to visit.
To prevent overcrowding at the shelter, Peggy Adams is also urging people to, if at all possible, refrain from surrendering owned pets to the shelter until at least the end of the month, except for if an animal is in distress or its safety is at risk. Peggy Adams is also asking people in the community who find a stray dog or cat to consider holding onto the animal at least until the end of the month.
- OPEN: Cat + Dog Adoptions Our adoption center is open and currently by appointment only. This is part of active plan to keep our shelter clean and safe for the public. Please contact us at adoptions@peggyadams.org or call 561-686-6656 to schedule a time to visit.*See below for Fee-Waived Promotion
- OPEN: End of Life Services
- CLOSED: Trap Neuter Vaccinate Return to Field (TNVR)
- CLOSED: Wellness Clinic
- CLOSED: Public Spay or Neuter Surgery
- CLOSED: Public Behavior & Training
- OWNER SURRENDER + STRAY ANIMALS: To prevent overcrowding at the shelter, Peggy Adams is also urging people to, if at all possible, refrain from surrendering owned pets to the shelter until at least the end of the month, except for if an animal is in distress or its safety is at risk. Peggy Adams is also asking people in the community who find a stray dog or cat to consider holding onto the animal at least until the end of the month.
