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Animal Care Services Director Jonathan Gary said the agency was on track to reach its goal of responding to 100% of critical response calls by early 2026.

The new clinic is part of Animal Care Services' goal to sterilize 40,000 pets per year.

The Paw-changa takes place from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the ACS shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

The new ordinance also enables residents to use a fake name when reporting a neighbor's loose or dangerous dog.

ACS is cutting adoption fees for all pets in its shelters to $25 on the day after Thanksgiving.

The overcrowded facility said its 'empty the shelters' event continues through July 31.

The proposal would increase fines for owners of loose dogs, allow ACS to sterilize animals without owner permission, and keep residents who report dangerous dogs confidential.

The City of San Antonio’s Animal Care Services reversed a change to its policy concerning its ability to stop euthanasia from happening if someone comes forward to foster, rescue or adopt the pet at the last minute.

San Antonio's stray pet population continues to be a public concern and the shelters are struggling to find space and supplies to accommodate an influx of…