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<p><strong>Animal Control</strong> Officer Niki Sevesind on Tuesday picks up a dog rescued from an Evergreen home on Monday. Saying she always had an affinity for “weiner dogs,” Sevesind stopped by the Flathead County Animal Shelter while making her rounds to see how the dogs were doing. The 15 dogs taken from the home after a small fire are not currently available for adoption. However, because of the influx of rescued dogs, the Flathead County Animal Shelter is waiving the adoption fee on dogs that have been at the shelter the longest and need good homes. (Brenda Ahearn photos/Daily Inter Lake)</p>

<p><strong>Animal Control</strong> Officer Niki Sevesind on Tuesday picks up a dog rescued from an Evergreen home on Monday. Saying she always had an affinity for “weiner dogs,” Sevesind stopped by the Flathead County Animal Shelter while making her rounds to see how the dogs were doing. The 15 dogs taken from the home after a small fire are not currently available for adoption. However, because of the influx of rescued dogs, the Flathead County A…

August 23, 2016

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Shelter offers deals on dog adoption
August 23, 2016 6:30 p.m.

Shelter offers deals on dog adoption

Influx of rescued dogs could strain capacity

A day after 15 dogs were removed from an Evergreen mobile home that had scores of animals ranging from exotic birds to rabbits, The Flathead County Animal Shelter is working to free up space by waiving adoption fees for six dogs.