A Central Texas shelter is participating in the Clear the Shelters campaign, which aims to find loving homes for pets. The Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter is offering free adoptions as part of this effort.
The goal of the campaign is to find families for pets waiting in shelters.
Further details about the free adoptions and the shelter's participation in the campaign are available from the source.
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