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Pima Animal Care Center reopens Tuesday, Jan. 24

Had closed to prevent potential outbreak
Pima Animal Care Center relies on volunteers to provide service to the pets at the shelter. Between 775 - 1,000 volunteers  contribute a total of 62,000-80,000 hours each year according to PACC.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The Pima Animal Care Center (PAAC) is reopening after closing Monday due to a potential outbreak among dogs.

It announced Tuesday morning their plans to resume adoption and foster services. However, PAAC staff did want to clarify a few things.

Dog-to-dog meet and greets are not allowed until Monday, Jan. 30.

If anyone adopts a PAAC dog, they should also keep it separated from existing pets for two weeks.

Follow these tips to keep stray animals safe:

  1. Work the Neighborhood
  2. Post the pet on Petco Love Lost
  3. Check for identification
  4. Check social media

Sign up to foster a pet animal at PAAC's website.

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