In West Lake Hills, residents looking to adopt a pet may be interested in a local event. KXAN is partnering with animal rescue groups to Clear the Shelters. This partnership involves more than a dozen groups and services. The goal is to find homes for animals in need. Further details about the event, including locations with waived or lowered adoption fees, are available from KXAN.
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