MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) – WMBF is taking care of its own news hound for the day in partnership with the Horry County Animal Care Center.
Brock, a five-year-old dog that’s been at the shelter for nearly a year, got a tour around the studio on Wednesday. He got to say hello to WMBF News talent and staff to help brighten up their day.
You can find more photos of Brock’s adventures on the WMBF News Facebook and Instagram pages.
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The collaboration comes during the Horry County Animal Care Center‘s “Home for the Pawlidays” event. From Dec. 19-21, cats and dogs from the shelter are available to take home and returned from Dec. 27-30.
Those fostering animals will receive a bag that includes food, treats and other items.
Extended stays and free adoptions can also be arranged.
Officials said most dogs in the shelter have also gone through basic training in their interactions with staff and daily trips to its outdoor play area. Dogs from the shelter also know how to walk on a leash.
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