While One Shelter is Full, the SPCA Has Space  LYNDHURST,Va.
(WHSV) -- One local animal shelter battles over-crowding while
another has empty cages.  It's a perpetual problem this year for
the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center.  "We have to keep
the animals moving out of our door, in order to continue to be
able to take them in and keep our euthanasia numbers low," said
Lauren Maddox, with the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services
Center.  The center is open admissions which means it has to
take any animal at any time for any reason, and it's full.
Meanwhile, the Augusta Regional SPCA has space.  Empty cages
from when it operated as the area's open admissions pound.  The
SPCA's director, Debbie Caywood, said they may have the space,
but they don't have the budget to fill it.  "You can fill it up
with dogs, but you've got to be able to have the money to pay
staff to clean it, and you've got to work within a boundary.
There's only so many adoptable homes in an area," said Caywood.
Records show in 2012, the