Sacramento animal shelter offers free adoptions to combat overcrowding after Fourth of July

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Sacramento's Front Street Animal Shelter is overwhelmed with stray pets after the Fourth of July, leading to a free adoption promotion. The shelter is nearly double capacity with 96 stray animals taken in since Sunday, many scared by fireworks. They currently house about 170 dogs in 99 kennels. The shelter is offering free adoptions for spayed or neutered animals until July 19 and urges owners to contact them if they've lost a pet.


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