. >> reporter: whenever sherry franklin feels a little overwhelmed, all she has to do is go nose to nose with one of her 92 dogs. within seconds, she is a slobbered with reassurance. >> when i bring home one of these dogs, they are incredibly grateful. >> 15 years ago after volunteering at an animal shelter, she noticed all the senior dogs were being passed over. >> some of them got euthanized just because they weren't getting adopted. >> reporter: so she decided to open her very own risk you called muttville, specifically tailored to man's oldest friend. since then, she has saved more than 10,000 of san francisco's most scraggly and grateful pooches. >> so soulful and so cuddly. >> reporter: even though she is at full capacity, today she is taking into more dogs. >> it's hard for us to take a breath. >> reporter: shelters are scrambling to accommodate an unprecedented influx of dogs coming through their doors, with some considering euthanasia for the first time in years. katie jones is the rescue coordinator at the san francisco animal care and control, which only uses euthanasia for ex

i'm here with my mutt, romeo, and sherry franklin, the founder. >> this is sea breeze. has just arrived from berkeley. she's ready to be adopted. she's 8 years old. >> wow. >> we rescue dogs slated for euthanasia all over the state of california and we find them loving homes. we are cage-free. that means you and your family can come in and immediately commune with the dogs, hopefully magically fall in love. >> that's right. fall in love here at muttville senior dog rescue, and you >>> welcome back. it is thursday, and, jeff, that means a lot of people are looking forward to the weekend. >> you got that right. >> we're getting a little action when it comes to the weather but nothing major. >> that's right. as we head through this weekend, we do have the chance of some rain coming into the forecast. we're going to get you the latest on that in that microclimate weather. as we start it off through tomorrow morning, some areas of spotty drizzle and fog at the immediate coastline. that's going to be the biggest change as we head through tomorrow's forecast. also some high cl

. >> reporter: whenever sherry franklin feels a little overwhelmed. all she has to do is go nose to nose with one of her 92 dogs. and within seconds -- she's slobbered with reassurance. >> when i bring home one of these dogs, they are incredibly grateful. so perfect. >> reporter: 15 years ago after volunteering at the animal shelter, sherry noticed all the senior dogs there were getting passed over. >> some of them got euthanized just because they were not getting adopted. >> reporter: so she decided to open her very own rescue called muttville. specifically tailored to man's oldest friend. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: since then, she's saved more than 10,000 of san francisco's scraggliest and most grateful pooches. >> but they are so full and so cuddly. >> reporter: even though she's at full capacity, today, she is saving two more dogs. >> it's hard for us to even take a breath. oh. >> reporter: and animal shelters across the bay area are scrambling to accommodate an unprecedented influx of dogs coming through the doors with some considering euthanasi