KALISPELL, Mont. — A majority of the dogs involved in an animal cruelty case from Coram are looking for a place to call home.
The Flathead County Animal Shelter named all the dogs from the animal cruelty case by city names.
The shelter does animal showings and adoptions by appointments only.
“We’re up to 35 dogs as part of this case. We’ve been holding onto for 47 days now,” said Austin Hicks, division manager for the Flathead County Animal Shelter. “We had 28 of them surrender to the county this week so those are now getting through the vet process and will be coming up for adoption.”
Officials say the animals are comfortable with other dogs.
However, the shelter has a meet and great room for potential owners looking to meet with them.
To look at the available animals up for adoption, click here.
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