The Terrell County Animal Shelter has been closed due to a failed air conditioning system. This issue is particularly concerning in the hot West Texas climate. Repairs are currently underway to fix the AC system.
The shelter will remain closed until it is deemed safe for animals to return. Further details about the closure and the shelter's status can be found through local news sources, including CBS7 and KOSA-TV News.
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