Michigan now a 'no-kill' state

Update: 2019-09-10

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The state of Michigan has become a 'no-kill' state where animal shelters are euthanizing less than 10% of animals received. Of the animals received in Michigan animal shelters, 90% of them were either returned, adopted or transferred to other shelters and rescue groups. For more information visit this link: https://www.wilx.com/content/news/Michigan-is-a-No-Kill-state-for-shelter-animals--559845821.html

Thank you to WILX News 10 out of Lansing, Michigan for their reporting on this story.

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Michigan now a 'no-kill' state

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Michigan now a 'no-kill' state

Shelley Frost

Michigan now a 'no-kill' state