A SPECIAL LIFE

Sir Maxwell Braveheart, an elderly beagle mix with significant injuries, came to our shelter in need of emergency medical care. While his needs may have been considered a liability at another shelter, we provided him with the care that he deserved and nursed him back to health. In return, he provided our shelter employees and visitors with daily cheer and love and became the shelter mascot. Until he died, Sir Maxwell embodied our shelter's spirit and purpose. This society is our way of honoring his persevering, friendly tail wag.

A SPECIAL LEGACY

As Sir Maxwell's case shows, all animals deserve a chance at health and happiness. We are much more than just an adoption center. While finding homes for each of our friends is an important aspect of our mission, it is not the only one. They may need a little extra help getting to a point where we can find them that new, happy home. As such, this society will help us go beyond the day-to-day shelter activities and allow us to further other aspects of our mission, including:

Treatment and Rehabilitation: We provide lifesaving medical care and surgery for all treatable animals that come to us. Dogs and cats with behavioral issues are rehabilitated and later placed in new homes. We also provide 24-hour emergency care for sick and injured strays.

Protection and Prevention: We investigate cases of cruelty and rescue animals in the community. These activities are not limited solely to domesticated animals but also apply to all animals in need of protection.