Lee County Shelter's 'November to Remember' Cuts Adult Dog Adoptions to $25 All Month
Lee County Domestic Animal Services is running its 'November to Remember' special all month, with adult dog adoptions at $25 — including Coco, a mellow 7-year-old Catahoula mix who has been at the shelter since October 27.
Lee County's shelter dogs got a November price cut. Lee County Domestic Animal Services is running its 'November to Remember' special all month, with adult dog adoptions at just $25 — a month-long push to move adult dogs, the ones most often passed over for puppies, into homes before the holidays.
Among the dogs waiting is Coco, a fawn-and-white Catahoula Leopard Hound and Pit Bull mix with the breed's one-of-a-kind look. He is a neutered male, around 7 years old and 57 pounds — a mellow, mature dog past the chaotic puppy stage, and a fit for someone who wants a calmer companion. He has been at the shelter since October 27; his Animal ID is A1125174, though adopters should double-check the ID on his live listing.
The shelter is at 5600 Banner Drive in Fort Myers. Availability moves fast during a month-long special, so the county advises calling (239) 533-7387 or checking a dog's live listing before heading over.
