KPD took the two suspects into custody and discovered that both had no identification on them. Neither suspect had a collar or was chipped so KPD is now looking for their owners.
Looking for a new pal to hang around with? The Tri-Cities Animal Shelter is having a doggie speed dating event today and you re bound to fall in love.
If you ve been searching for a fur-ever friend, today could be your lucky day as the Tri-Cities Animal Shelter is having its first-ever doggie speed dating event.
It kicks off today at 10 AM at the Tri-Cities Animal Shelter at 1312 South 18th Street in Pasco.
The event page on Facebook describes the event perfectly:
Are you feeling lonely? Need to find that special someone? Join us for Doggie Speed Dating! (don t worry, we have cats for adoption too!)
Officer Cobb Car-Wash Fundraiser THIS Saturday in Pasco
A car-wash fundraiser will be held this Saturday for one of Pasco s finest. Police Officer Jeff Cobb suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm on February 27th. According to a gofundme page more than $46,000 has been raised to help get Officer Cobb back to work.
The Cobb family has given more to our community, and many other communities, for as many years as we can remember. They serve selflessly and are the first to lend a helping hand.
It is our turn to help them. Jeff will be out of work for a while and the hospital bills will be endless!
Work Begins On The New Pasco Tri-Cities Animal Shelter [PHOTOS]
The call for a new shelter for the Tri-Cities goes as far back as 2011. The current Tri-Cities animal shelter dates back several decades and it s been a vision and a dream of animal lovers to see the shelter get a new building.
That dream came to fruition this past year as the City of Pasco as contributed as much as $2 million dollars to the project.
The main shelter building has been around since the 50s with the newer buildings added in the 70s.
The new infuse of capital means a new shelter will soon be erected behind the current shelter which has made animal advocates very happy.