Some of the roughly 2,500 dogs and cats adopted out during the past year at Huntley's Animal House Shelter brought their masters back for a visit Saturday during the no-kill shelter's annual PawFest fundraiser. Animal House Volunteers hoped the celebration would bring more adoptions to match last week's unusual 50 animal placements. "We had a lot of puppies (last week) remarked Animal House Director Cindy Ritter.
Animal House, celebrating its 10th year of operation, is sort of like a game of musical chairs for cats and dogs. "The more we can adopt out, the more we're able to (house for) rescue," Ritter said.
In the pic: Animal House volunteer Fran Woloszynski sold some Pawfest tickets to Trout Valley resident Christina Finnes Saturday at the Huntley animal shelter's 10th anniversary celebration.
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