Southaven shelter expansion boosts animal care
The shelter, originally built in 2001, features one of the region’s strongest kennel sanitation systems and can house 90 dogs and 50 cats at capacity.
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The shelter, originally built in 2001, features one of the region’s strongest kennel sanitation systems and can house 90 dogs and 50 cats at capacity.
Read MoreAt one time, the old shelter housed 119 dogs and 80 cats with 20 additional dogs in foster homes. The average at the old shelter was 80 dogs and 20 cats.
Read MoreAs part of the project, parking at the complex is being expanded with 405 additional spaces.
Read More“It’ll be a sanctuary and it will help drive our mission to provide a safe haven where animals can heal, thrive and find their forever homes.” – Mayor Ken Adams
Read MoreVaccinations plus microchipping and heartworm testing will be provided during these three days.
Read More“The old one is in bad shape and is too small for the number of animals we need to house”
Read MoreTips for keeping pets warm in cold weather.
Read MoreResidents should check with their city offices for more information pertaining to their particular location.
Read MoreThe new 3,600 square foot Hernando Animal Shelter replaces the old 400 square foot shelter located behind the fire station on U.S. Highway 51.
Read MoreThe plaque will be permanently placed at the top of the monument to remember the Southaven canine who had an innate ability to find people.
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