Donations are needed on those occasions when animals are being held at the shelter due to legal matters, such as animal cruelty or neglect.  Because cruelty or neglect court cases may take a while before they are settled, funds are needed to feed, house and, if needed,  provide medical care for the affected animals.

 

 

This fund was set up to honor Betsy Wheeler, a long-time volunteer who passed away in June of 2004.  Betsy was always full of love, compassion and caring for the animals at the shelter and was a good friend to the shelter staff.  The money in this fund helps pay for life-saving surgical procedures and medication for the pets of Windham County families in need of financial assistance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our state-of-the-art surgical suite was opened in November, 2004.  Dr. Jennifer Ruopp is volunteering her time to spay and neuter our animals before they are adopted.  There are significant costs involved in running the surgical suite, and donations to help defray these costs are always welcome.

 

 

Supplies are always needed to keep the shelter running.  Donations of the items listed in the box to the left are very much appreciated.