Shelter cares for Buda bust animals

Months after being seized from a Buda-area home in late 2018, dozens of animals are still receiving treatment at the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter.   

While shelter officials continue to deal with the fallout from the incident, they’ve also received assistance from the community at-large.

When area residents heard the shelter was over capacity, volunteers and local organizations donated money and supplies that were used to feed and treat the animals. Toward the end of 2018, shelter staff had relocated care for more than 50 animals and was able to open the shelter’s doors again for intake.