• sheltering and nurturing lost or abandoned pets while seeking loving caregivers who will provide them with a permanent home.
• being a community educator for the benefit of its pet population.
• funding and maintaining programs dedicated to eliminating the pet overpopulation problem.
• providing support to the pet caregivers of our community.
The Shelter offers services, such as finding homes for adoptable animals, providing shelter for stray animals and offering assistance to owners and finders of lost animals. In addition, the shelter sponsors various community education and outreach programs throughout the year.
In addition to its on-site and field personnel, the shelter is assisted by the efforts of our volunteers who work with the animals in our care and participate in various education and fundraising programs.
For more information on how to contact the shelter, please visit our contact information page.
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We are starting a new “sponsored pet” adoption program.
Thanks to the local community and business owners, a ”sponsored pet” can be adopted at a reduced adoption fee. A sponsored pet is a pet that came into the shelter, and a very kind person and /or business has donated half of the adoption fee.
Featured Pets
Moses Moses is an older shorthaired orange tiger that came in as a stray. Again, no owner looking for their pet! He even was already neutered and front declawed. Sponsored by Jeff and Deanna Legeret.
Junior Junior is a 2 yr. old Lab/Shepherd mix. He is a big handsome dog, and very intelligent. He is good with children, other dogs, cats, and is housebroke. He is a strong guy, and needs some training. He is a very willing learner!
