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Animal Care and Control's Annual Christmas Open House

By: Jim Blue
Updated: December 13, 2012
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Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control held its annual Christmas open house Wednesday. Hundreds of people dropped in to donate gifts for animals. Monetary donations will be used to purchase medical supplies. Officials at Animal Care and Control say that they appreciate the canned food donations because it is an expense that the shelter cannot afford.

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