ESSENTIAL ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE LHS ANIMAL RESPONSE TEAM (ART) WILL CONTINUE, ON AN EMERGENCY/HIGH PRIORITY CALL BASIS. LHS'S SHELTER WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC. ADOPTIONS WILL BE PROCESSED REMOTELY. ALL WELLNESS CLINICS ARE SUSPENDED. TO READ THE FULL ART STATEMENT, CLICK HERE.
LHS’s Wellness Clinic and Rabies Clinics are suspended until March 30th. We will revisit program schedules at that time.
PLEASE VISIT OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE PAGE FOR UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION
If you wish to donate to our Kennel Renovation, please click here
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