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Winchester SPCA’s Wag-O-Ween adoption finale

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6 years ago

October 26, 2020

It’s the Winchester SPCA’s final Wag-O-Ween event of the season! Thanks to a grant from the ASPCA and CMA’s Subaru of Winchester, the animal shelter is offering approved adopters the chance to adopt a kitty for just $31, from Tuesday – Saturday, October 27-31.

Mask up and stop by the SPCA Adoption Center at 111 Featherbed Lane, in Winchester, Virginia, and save a life this Wag-O-Ween season!

Related Topics:adopt a pet SPCA of Winchester Frederick & Clarke County

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