We do our best to make our dogs comfortable and keep them engaged, but our biggest wish has always been for a new kennel space.

Thanks to our dedicated funding partners, we’ve raised $250,000 and broken ground on a kennel new addition, which will house a new medical and isolation space, dog play area and community room, and new, larger dog runs. It will open, bright, and beautiful. I never thought I’d be so excited about a hole in the ground!

We need your help to raise the remaining $150,000 to finish construction by spring of 2020.

We’ve gotten here after many years. One dollar at a time. Every contribution makes a difference (and sometimes your employer will match it!).

This holiday season I hope you will consider making a gift to support this essential expansion, which will allow us to do so much more for people and animals in need.

Many thanks for your continued support,

Irene Borngraeber
Executive Director

Your support matters!  Your tax-deductible gift will help save and protect the thousands of injured and homeless animals we care for every year.

Does your employer match your charitable contributions?  Your gift to LHS may be doubled! Ask your company human resources representative for information and forms.   

The air conditioning on our spay/neuter RV has kicked the bucket....During the hottest streak of the summer, of course. We can't use the RV for surgery until the AC is repaired or replaced; please help us get back up and running so our vet doesn't melt and we can continue to perform surgery for animals in need. 

Making a tribute gift is a wonderful way to honor or memorialize a special person, pet, or event while supporting LHS's care of local homeless animals. In acknowledgment of your thoughtfulness, for each donation of $25 or more LHS will send a card to your recipient of choice. Each card will be hand written by an LHS staff member or volunteer, and features a photo of one of our many adopted animals now in loving new homes. Choose from the versions shown here (from top to bottom).    

What better way to mark an occasion?

 

Did someone say "W-- A-- L-- K" ?