BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter reopened Thursday after having to close Wednesday when one of their employees was almost robbed.
Not much is known about the attempted robbery, other than it happened sometime Tuesday between 6 and 7pm.
The shelter's Director of Engagement only said multiple suspects were involved.
It's unclear if any arrests were made.
On Wednesday, the day after the robbery, the shelter made the decision to close its doors to allow time for healing.
No animals were taken in and all foster and volunteer appointments were rescheduled.
All of that however resumed on Thursday, with extra security measures in place.
"We are grateful for all the kind words and support from our community," the shelter posted to their Facebook page. "So many have asked how they can support BARCS through this unprecedented situation: adopt, volunteer, visit our shelter—help us save lives. Our shelter is over capacity and we need your help!"
