BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — Broward County Animal Care is spotlighting Meadow, a 3-year-old dog in need of a forever home, as the shelter deals with overcrowding.

Meadow, described as affectionate and energetic, was brought in as a stray and is now ready for adoption.

BCAC’s Zachary Rinkins said she is “love motivated,” making her a good fit for an active family or individual.

Officials say the shelter sees an increase in lost pets and intake during warmer months, adding to capacity issues.

To help ease overcrowding, adoption fees are currently waived, with adopters only required to pay a $25 registration fee.

Anyone interested in adopting Meadow or other animals is encouraged to visit the shelter or its website.

Meadow available for adoption at Broward County Animal Care as shelter faces overcrowding

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