The WHIZ feature titled “Dog of the Week; Meet Tank and Fats!” could not be verified, so details about Fats and the dogs’ current adoption status are not established. A separate WHIZ story published April 8, 2026, reported on a dog named Tank; contact the Muskingum County K-9 Adoption Center for current information about either dog.
What is known about Tank?
A separate WHIZ story published April 8, 2026, described Tank as a roughly one-year-old terrier mix found abandoned in Muskingum County. It reported that he received eye treatment with support from the Griff Fund. At the time, Muskingum County Sheriff’s Deputy Zach Keylor described Tank as friendly and said staff believed he was dog-friendly. Those are details from that dated report, not confirmation of Tank’s current condition or availability. Read the WHIZ Tank story.
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What is known about Fats and the Dog of the Week feature?
The available information does not establish Fats’s age, breed, temperament, health, or other profile details, nor does it verify the publication date or contents of the “Dog of the Week; Meet Tank and Fats!” feature. It also does not confirm that either dog is currently at the center or available to adopt. Ask the shelter directly before making plans.
How to contact the Muskingum County K-9 Adoption Center
The county lists the center at 1854 East Pike, Zanesville, Ohio. Call (740) 453-0273 or email [email protected]. Confirm visiting hours and current procedures with the center, since schedules can change. See the county’s K-9 Adoption Center information.
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What to know about adopting a dog from the center
- The county says a dog may be adopted after its three-day stray hold.
- Adopted dogs must be spayed or neutered by a contracted county veterinarian unless they were already altered before arriving at the center.
These are the county’s stated adoption rules; contact the center to confirm how they apply to a particular dog and ask about the steps to adopt.
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