District Attorney Brett Eby and Saratoga County Sheriff Jeff Brown will co‑lead an adoption clinic on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, at the Saratoga County Animal Shelter. The event runs from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and aims to place shelter animals in permanent homes.
The clinic is organized in partnership with the shelter’s staff and community volunteers, including Jason and Kent Nelson. Together, the officials and volunteers will manage intake, provide information to prospective adopters, and facilitate the adoption process for dogs, cats and other eligible animals housed at the facility.
Sheriff Brown highlighted the role of law enforcement in supporting community welfare initiatives, while District Attorney Eby emphasized the legal responsibility to protect vulnerable animals. Both officials said their joint effort reflects a broader strategy of collaboration between public safety agencies and local organizations.
The Saratoga County Animal Shelter expects a steady flow of visitors throughout the afternoon. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet animals, learn about care requirements, and complete adoption paperwork on site. The clinic’s schedule includes designated times for families to interact with the animals under the guidance of shelter staff and the Nelson volunteers.
Organizers hope the event will result in a significant number of adoptions, providing shelter residents with stable, caring environments. The partnership underscores a community‑wide commitment to animal welfare and demonstrates how local government leaders can work directly with nonprofit groups to address a shared concern.
The adoption clinic is open to all residents of Saratoga County and neighboring areas. No appointment is required; participants are encouraged to arrive early to ensure adequate time for the adoption process.