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Lester C. Howick Animal Shelter of Washington County
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This page is a volunteer effort and is managed by volunteers at the Washington County Animal Shelter. If you have any questions about the shelter, please contact them directly at 479-659-3450.
Twitter: @FriendsofWCAS
Interested in volunteering at our shelter? Here are a few ways you can help:
Dog Walkers and Cat Cuddlers: Being in an animal shelter can sometimes cause animals to become depressed and stressed. We need dedicated volunteers who are willing to come in and socialize with our orphans to help keep their spirits up.
Foster Care: We are looking for responsible, animal-loving people who are willing to open up their hearts and homes to special needs orphans at our shelter. Animals that need to be in foster care may include sick cats/dogs, moms with litters of kittens/ puppies, orphan puppies/kittens that need to be bottle-fed, dogs/cats recovering from surgery, and/or animals that need further socialization.
Pet Detectives: A pet detective is in charge of going through our adoptable kennel and cattery with the lost animals books and trying to match animals with their potential owners, so that they may be reunited.
Volunteer Coordinators e-mail: wcasvolunteer@yahoo.com
Twitter: @FriendsofWCAS
Interested in volunteering at our shelter? Here are a few ways you can help:
Dog Walkers and Cat Cuddlers: Being in an animal shelter can sometimes cause animals to become depressed and stressed. We need dedicated volunteers who are willing to come in and socialize with our orphans to help keep their spirits up.
Foster Care: We are looking for responsible, animal-loving people who are willing to open up their hearts and homes to special needs orphans at our shelter. Animals that need to be in foster care may include sick cats/dogs, moms with litters of kittens/ puppies, orphan puppies/kittens that need to be bottle-fed, dogs/cats recovering from surgery, and/or animals that need further socialization.
Pet Detectives: A pet detective is in charge of going through our adoptable kennel and cattery with the lost animals books and trying to match animals with their potential owners, so that they may be reunited.
Volunteer Coordinators e-mail: wcasvolunteer@yahoo.com
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December 19, 2014
Humane O. asked:The Washington County Animal Shelter needs homes for 6 barn cats. These are feral cats that have been TNR’d but cannot be returned to their original homes. They are spayed/neutered and completely vetted. They will need to stay in groups of at least 2, if not 3 since they are community animals. Do any of you have contacts that might be able to take some? They make great pest control systems and require very little supplemental care. Any help would be appreciated! NO ADOPTION FEE!Humane O. replied:The number over at Washington County shelter is 479.695.3450! Have your friend give them a call, Jenny Jacks Shreve and they will get everything finalized for her.
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