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More animals tend to arrive at shelters around the 4th of July than any other time of year

Animal shelters typically see an increase in the number of pets brought in around Independence Day. As of Friday morning there were more than 300 animals in the Kanawha-Charleston Animal Shelter and more than 100 additional animals in foster care. Shelter community engagement manager Angie Gillenwater told Eyewitness News that more animals go missing on July 4 than any other day of the year. Since the shelter is already overflowing with animals, strays will be accepted by appointment only. For adopters. there’s a special deal going now, adult dogs, cats and kittens can be adopted for $25.

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