Winnipeg Animal Services is reopening its public Doggie Dates program.
The City of Winnipeg agency announced Tuesday that dog lovers can once again spend time with a furry friend — clad in a bright “Adopt Me” vest — for a day, a weekend or a week.
The ‘dates’ are by appointment only and require payment of a refundable deposit with a credit card.
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More information is available on the Animal Services website or by calling 311.
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