The Everett Animal Shelter is building a “sensory garden” to help dogs during their stays.
EVERETT, Wash. — Shelter life is stressful for a dog.
The long hours cooped up can have negative impacts both mentally and physically, especially if a dog is there for an extended amount of time.
This is Marley’s second time at the Everett Animal Shelter. The 18-month-old husky has been at the shelter for two months, spending about 23 hours a day in his kennel.
Noise and isolation can take a toll.
The Everett shelter is full with more than 100 dogs held under lock
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