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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 2024

Page

19

Overflowing Animal Shelters Struggle to Find Adopters

Emily Andersen reports Cedar Rapids and Iowa City shelters are at capacity amid a national pet crisis. Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control holds just under 200 animals, while Iowa City facility lists 79 cats in building capacity and 79 more in foster care, plus 23 dogs with room for 25. Foster programs also cover two dogs.

Aimal Iowa Humane Societies Connie Schierholz Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control Devon Strief Iowa City Animal Services Strief Iowa City

City animal center stretched to capacity says Iowa official

Devon Strief, coordinator at Iowa City Animal Services, notes the Animal Care and Adoption Center is operating at full capacity and is stretched thin. He mentions ongoing strain on staff and resources as demand remains high.

Devon Strief Iowa City

Profile of Cedar Rapids crisis liaison Shannon

Samantha Shannon works as a mental health liaison with the Cedar Rapids Police Department for over three years. She models flexible duties with on call days and office work, supporting officers on mental health crises through Foundation 2 Crisis Services. The department aims to add a second liaison to form two teams covering different shifts.

Cedar Rapids Samantha Shannon Shannon Foundation 2 Crisis Services Tam

Hy-Vee exits Cedar Rapids area leaving food desert

Cedar Rapids residents in Wellington Heights and Mound View lose a permanent grocer after Hy-Vee closed its 1556 First Ave NE store on June 23. City officials push to find a replacement while noting the area’s diverse community and the store’s past shuttle service and incentives. Hy-Vee says no restrictions will block another grocer from locating on the property.

Cedar Rapids Wellington Heights Mound View Hy-Vee First Avenue NE First Ave Horizons First Avenue Oakland Road Savannah Blake the Gazette

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