Free dog adoptions at DC’s Humane Rescue Alliance to celebrate Valentine’s Day

Are you looking for a sweet pup to call your Valentine?

It’s the perfect time to pick up a new best friend at the Humane Rescue Alliance in D.C., which is offering free adoptions and extended adoption hours on Wednesday.

You can pick up a rescue dog from noon to 9 p.m. at both of HRA’s adoption center locations, at 71 Oglethorpe Street Northwest and 1201 New York Avenue Northeast.

Fees, which are usually $150 to $250, are completely waived for the holiday to help pets find forever homes.

Irv, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Miso, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Leeda, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Monkey, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Wiz, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Gali, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Sorrel, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Cider, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Acorn, one of the rescue dogs available for a fee-waived adoption on Valentines Day at HRA. (Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
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Check out all of the dogs available for adoption at the alliance’s website.

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Emily Venezky

Emily Venezky is a digital writer/editor at WTOP. Emily grew up listening to and reading local news in Los Angeles, and she’s excited to cover stories in her chosen home of the DMV. She recently graduated from The George Washington University, where she studied political science and journalism.

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