Our Mission
We provide a compassionate, caring and professional management system that protects animals – whether they be lost, abused or released by their owners, and educate the community about proper care and handling of animals and the importance of spaying/neutering to control the animal overpopulation.
Our Focus
We focus on companion animals, primarily dogs and cats. The animals will remain at the shelter until placed with well-screened foster homes or until placed in permanent stable homes with loving and responsible owners.
Our Priority
Our priority is on life – no animal will be euthanized unless it is too ill or injured to recover or unless it habitually exhibits inappropriate aggressive behavior. All decisions to euthanize will be made by a committee of appropriate trained personnel. Our staff and volunteers are committed to making the animals’ visit in the shelter as brief, comfortable and beneficial as possible.
Our Emphasis
The emphasis of our shelter is on the animals’ welfare – here the animals come first!
Our Leadership
2008 Board Members are:
- Dolores McCall, President
- Kirk French, Vice President & Director
- Barbara French, Secretary/Treasurer
- Mary Ann Snow
- David Weaver
Shelter Manager: Khynda Ballard
Above - The front of the shelter
Below - The shelter's barns and runs
