Laredo animal shelter overwhelmed by strays amid budget challenges
Laredo Animal Care Services is overwhelmed with approximately 7,000 strays annually while operating with insufficient staff and facing budget constraints for critical programs like Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return.
By By Emma Galle·56 min ago
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LAREDO, Tex.
(KGNS) - Laredo Animal Care Services is taking in roughly 7,000 animals a year - about 2,000 more than Corpus Christi, despite having a smaller population - and is operating with half the staff national guidelines recommend.
Funding falls short for key programsThe city's Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return program, known as TNVR, is designed to stabilize the stray population and help stop the spread of diseases like rabies.
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