Lost pets to be found at Carbon County Animal Shelter

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Rebecca Gallucci holds her favorite tabby kittens. Gallucci and her parter Megan Sullivan report that cats and dogs can both be adopted with spay, neuter, micro chip and vet visit for less than $100.

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