In Murray County, a shelter is facing a critical situation with 12 dogs scheduled for euthanization by 4:00 PM on August 14, although five have been removed from the list due to recent adoptions. The shelter is waiving fees for neutered dogs and encouraging the community to foster or sponsor adoptions. Meanwhile, a tragic rabies outbreak has led to the euthanasia of 11 puppies after one tested positive, prompting a swift response from the rescue organization Moms and Mutts Colorado, which conducted contact tracing and informed all adopters. A couple who had recently adopted one of the affected puppies, Musubi, were devastated to learn of the euthanasia decision, especially after their dog tested negative for rabies post-euthanasia. The outbreak stemmed from exposure to a deceased skunk prior to the adoption event, causing significant distress among the involved parties. The situation highlights the dire consequences of rabies exposure and the urgent need for responsible pet adoption practices.