Advocates and San Jose officials can agree on one thing: the conditions in the city’s animal shelter are harrowing.
That’s how the situation for San Jose Animal Care and Services is described in an annual report for fiscal year 2022-23, which found that while the city is taking in less animals, more animals died this year than the last five years.
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