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ANIMALS

Valley shelters, including in Glendale, at capacity with dogs, cats

Adoption programs in place to motivate residents to open their homes

Thursday was your average day at Sun Valley Animal Shelter.

The limited intake, no-kill, nonprofit Glendale shelter performed 15 spays and neuters on cats before noon. And they were on their way to fielding the 30 phone calls they get daily from residents who find stray kittens and are wondering what to do with them.

Others simply dump strays on site at the shelter, which is definitely not recommended.

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