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Shelter pets evacuated from Kincade Fire are ready for adoption

Sacramento SPCA took in dozens of available pets forced to evacuate shelters in the Kincade Fire zone.

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Dozens of pets are available for adoption at Sacramento SPCA after they were evacuated from Sonoma County shelters.

The cats and dogs were already available for adoption, so there's no risk the pets are missing from families displaced by the Kincade Fire.

Sacramento SPCA took in 20 dogs and 22 cats and kittens from North Bay Animal Services and the Humane Society of Sonoma County.

See some of the available pets

Post by SacSPCA.

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