"After weeks without power, she was asked to sign a so-called 'load-limiting agreement' on Friday. By Tuesday, PG&E got the lights back on. But it's still not enough power to run medical equipment and the computers needed to admit new senior dogs to the clinic."
"It's frustrating to wake up day after day, sitting in this incredible space knowing what we can be doing and knowing that we can't actually do it," Franklin said.
"We usually bring in 20 to 25 dogs every single week and right now, we're bringing in five to six dogs a week," Franklin said.
"My hope is dwindling by the day," Franklin said.
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