A city-controlled spay and neuter clinic on the South Side is expected to reopen this summer after months of decreased or non-existent operations.

More than 100 cats and dogs that were victims of Hurricane Ida in Louisiana soon may be looking for a permanent home in San Antonio.

As adorable puppies and animals await their forever homes they are now all smiles at the San Antonio Humane Society following a much needed expansion. SAN ANTONIO – As adorable puppies and animals await their forever homes they are now all smiles at the San Antonio Humane Society following a much needed expansion. “You are able to see the donations in action,” Kim Hinze the Director of Development and Public Relations for the San Antonio Humane Society said. The San Antonio Humane Society’s $10 million expansion project includes the new Leeu Naylor Medical Building that opened in the middle of the pandemic in October. The much larger medical facility has many more holding stations, examining rooms and a rehabilitation room that includes a therapy pool.

SAN ANTONIO SA Youth, a nonprofit dedicated to serving San Antonios high-risk youth and young adults, said they received A/C units donated from Shafer Services. The San Antonio non-profit provides supplies, meals and education opportunities to high-risk youth and young adults in the city. Shafer Services, a San Antonio based air-conditioning and plumbing company, started a new philanthropic program that donates A/C units and provides plumbing services to underprivileged groups. When team members at Shafer Services heard about SA Youth staff working in 90-degree temperatures, they decided to step up and help. SA Youth team members say they plan to reinvest the money they would have spent on new units back into their programs.