“We’re concerned that if some of our staff gets sick or our volunteers get sick, we might have to shut down whole wings of our operation and then the animals won’t have anybody to care for them,” Austin Pets Alive’s executive director Dr. Ellen Jefferson told KVUE. “So, we’re working on removing 50% of those animals. But we might have to do a lot more than that.”
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