County officials are joining local residents to run an adoption clinic for shelter animals on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026. Saratoga County District Attorney Brett Eby, Sheriff Jeff Brown, and community members Jason and Kent Nelson will be present at the Saratoga County Animal Shelter in Saratoga, New York, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The event is organized as a community animal‑welfare effort aimed at helping shelter animals find permanent, loving homes. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet dogs and cats currently housed at the shelter, learn about each animal’s needs, and complete adoption paperwork on site.
The Saratoga County Animal Shelter, located in the heart of Saratoga, will open its doors for the clinic during the specified hours. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early to view the available animals and speak with shelter staff about the adoption process. The presence of the district attorney and sheriff underscores local government support for the initiative.
By hosting the clinic, county officials and the Nelsons hope to increase community awareness of the shelter’s work and encourage more residents to consider adoption as a viable option for adding a pet to their families. The event forms part of ongoing efforts within the county to promote responsible pet ownership and reduce the number of animals awaiting homes.
The adoption clinic on Oct. 24 offers a direct way for Saratoga residents to engage with the shelter’s mission and provide homes for animals in need, reinforcing the collaborative spirit of the county’s animal‑welfare programs.