The shelter partnered up with animal shelter
Jordan's Way to raise funds for their cats and dogs while also finding them new homes.
Volunteers sat in the kennels with the dogs and took everything from pies in the face to ice water showers.
"They're doing a 50-state tour, and they're raising money for every single shelter in every single state that they choose to go to. They're clearing the shelters so they're raising awareness, raising funds and getting some of these animals into really awesome homes," says Anna Khazanova, co-founder of Angels for Mistreated Animals.
Angels for Mistreated Animals has been running for eight years and made its home in Brooklyn in 2019.