To guarantee homes for all healthy animals, we must offer a new facility that provides expanded capacity and comfort during peak periods, a healthy environment, as well as enable ambitious medical and behavior rehabilitation for sick and injured animals.

We need to systematically promote the benefits of sterilization and make it accessible and affordable, provide frequent high-volume clinics for feral cat colonies as well as cats and dogs of low income households, and provide perpetual and reliable resources that ensure that no animal leaves the shelter without being spayed or neutered.

Our goal of treating sick and injured dogs and cats requires us to provide a facility that curtails the spread of disease, that provides a nurturing environment for their extended stay while they rehabilitate, as well as expanded medical and behavior programs that come at considerable cost.

Our goal of saving all adoptable animals requires us to provide obedience training, community advocacy, expanded animal care and other post-adoption support services to help us reduce relinquishment, keep animals in their homes, and prevent animal cruelty.