There are about 40 dogs at LC4 that qualify for the program right now, which will operate until the money runs out. Any non-profit rescue or shelter can apply. To apply, CLICK HERE.

TOLEDO, Ohio — The Lucas County Canine Care and Control (LC4) volunteer program is now suspended. A group of LC4 employees went to the Lucas County Board of Commissioners meeting Tuesday saying ...

Before the building was a dog shelter, LC4 leaders said it used to be a bank. Not only did that pose some long-term challenges with elements like room size, but shelter needs also changed over ...

LC4 leaders said the entire operation had a reset, not just the volunteer program. Volunteers and staff members alike went through a new training.

County Commissioner Pete Gerken says the board decided to fire Lucas County dog warden Kelly Sears after several complaints of poor treatment of staff and animals.