Austin FC and nonprofit TreeFolks planted two new trees at Austin Pets Alive to celebrate the Verde and Black's second season.
"It's a beautiful space. We can make sure these dogs have as much joy as they can," Austin FC VP of community impace Trennis Jones said. "Make sure this is a healthy space for them to ultimately become adopted and find a home."
During Friday's planting, APA! brought out one of their pups, eight-and-a-half-year-old Moira Rose to play in the yard and meet everyone. Moira is a terrier/pit bull mix available for adoption. Austin FC created their honorary mascot program with Austin Pets Alive for the team's inaugural season. Over the past two years, the program has resulted in 36 mascots being adopted.
APA! has many cats and dogs available for adoption if you're looking for a new pet. They also provide resources, education and programs to eliminate the need to euthanize pets. that I have read and agree
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