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Animal Care Services is located at 4710 State Hwy 151.

San Antonio’s Animal Care Services Asks for Adoption Help as Shelter Exceeds Capacity

By Jackie Wang | May 10, 2019

Animal Care Services seized 54 dogs while responding to an animal cruelty case. The department will start euthanizing them Friday unless they are adopted.

Nonprofits & Philanthropy
Joel McLellan is the Animal Defense League of Texas's new Executive Director.

Joel McLellan Starts as Animal Defense League’s New Executive Director

By Valérie Eiseler | May 4, 2019

Joel McLellan’s strategy for the future of ADL will focus on efficient processes and collaboration with other animal rescue organizations.

Gov & Politics
A group of dogs is trained in the K9s for Warriors program, which is coming to San Antonio.

Local Strays Soon Could Serve as Veteran’s Best Friend

By Iris Dimmick | January 21, 2019

K9s for Warriors, a Jacksonville, Florida-based nonprofit, is planning to start construction on a service-dog screening facility on 3.3 acres of land it will lease from the City for $1 a year.

Nonprofits & Philanthropy
A volunteer walks past the pet pantry at Animal Care Services.

Animal Care Services Asking Community for Pet Pantry Donations

By Jackie Wang | November 8, 2018

Animal Care Services’ pet pantry temporarily assists pet owners in need by providing food and other supplies.

Gov & Politics
Zumba instructors lead participants through a warm up routine. Photo by Kathryn Boyd-Batstone.

City Council to Relax Rules on District-Funded Health, Arts Events

By Iris Dimmick | September 19, 2018

City Council will consider exemptions to rules that prohibit Council members from using public dollars for certain events during election season.

Gov & Politics
Daisy is one of the three dogs that are mainstays of the Gonzales family.

The Denominator: Help Arrives for Pets, Homes, HVAC, and the DoSeum

By Emily Royall | August 6, 2018

The Denominator is a weekly brief of significant numbers underlying our latest news stories.

Gov & Politics
Rhea Howard smiles at passing marchers as a dog observes the crowd.

It’s Now Illegal to Leave Your Pet Outside Without Shade in San Antonio

By Iris Dimmick | August 2, 2018

Pet owners who keep animals outside are now required by law to provide them shade.

Gov & Politics
(From left) Port San Antonio VP Business Development Marcel Johnson speaks with Councilman William 'Cruz' Shaw (D2) before “Conversations with the Council" at Alamo Beer Company.

Development, Gentrification at Core of District 2 Conversation

By Hanna Oberhofer | November 14, 2017

Increased investment in District 2 is good, but it comes with unintended consequences, Councilman William “Cruz” Shaw said.

Gov & Politics
U.S. Rep Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) addresses the community at a town hall meeting with the Government Hill Alliance Neighborhood Association at St. Patrick Catholic Church.

Eastsiders Decry ‘New Pearl’ Development to Area Democratic Reps

By Hanna Oberhofer | October 18, 2017

The lawmakers covered a range of topics, but residents who raised questions focused primarily on local development and the state school financing system.

Commentary
Chickens eat feed in the backyard gardens of Outlaw Kitchens.

New Laws on Chicken Ownership Could Help Reduce Food Insecurity in San Antonio

By Mitch Hagney | October 8, 2017

On Thursday, City Council raised the number of backyard chickens that San Antonians can own without a permit from three to eight.

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