The shelter has cockatiels and parakeets available for adoption. Please call for more information.

We are trying to get POCKET folders for our take home packets for adopters. They are currently on sale at Office Depot for 10 cents, but we can only buy 30! Individuals can buy 10, so please pick some up and bring them down!

Also, we are seeking used Smart Phones that take good pictures, so volunteers can take pictures and videos of animals for the website and facebook.

Please help!  

We hope you enjoy or July Newsletter!

Here is a preview!

Save More Than A Life

Sometimes people decide they don’t want things anymore and just want it gone, as soon as possible. This is frequently the case with pets, and there are tons of ads in the newspaper or on the internet for “Free to good home” pets.

                While it may be advertised as free, is it really? Frequently, these “free” animals have no vaccines, are not spayed or neutered, have not been tested for Feline Leukemia or FIV or Heartworms.   Some may be flea ridden or diseased, and some may also have behavior issues that the owners don’t want you to know about.

Taking Responsibility

When someone takes in an animal, whether it be the stray kitten they just found or bringing in a new addition to the family, there is an immediate responsibility accepted that they will care humanely for the pet.

                In some cases, the plan doesn’t work out as expected. Maybe the animal is too active around the children or chews everything. Sometimes animals need to be relinquished to the shelter to try to find another home.

To read the whole newsletter, click on the “About Our Shelter” tab at the top then click Monthly Newsletters!