When the new CBS reality series “Dogs In The City” premiered on CBS, we asked members of the CBS4 News Team to share pictures of their top dogs. Say hello to "Thor," who is Olde English Bulldog who belongs to Vanessa Borge. (Source: Vanessa Borge/CBS4)(Source: Vanessa Borge/CBS4)
MIAMI (CBSMiami) — Our pets do so much for us. So why not do something for them?
The state’s county license tag offices are selling license plates that generate money for nonprofits and government-run animal shelters.
READ MORE: ‘Pretty Big Pay Package’: Broward School Board Negotiates $743K Exit Deal For Embattled Supt. Robert RuncieEach plate sold generates $25 to the groups, helping to cut down on the booming pet population.
READ MORE: Pembroke Pines PD: 15-Year-Old Bicyclist Killed After Being Dragged Under Minivan For 30 FeetOne group that stands to benefit is the Humane Society of Broward County, which recently won a $25,000 grant to help spay and neuter an additional 100 pit bulls and 900 cats.
MORE NEWS: Business Owners In South Florida Say They're Struggling To Get Employees Back To WorkYou can purchase the license plates here, or at a license tag office in any Florida county.
