In 1969 our shelter started on Fort street with a modest building and the hopes to help the animals and the people who lived in Sheridan County. For many years our shelter helped as much as they could but found the need outweighed the space, so they took the necessary steps and got the facility we use now built. Since then we as a shelter have worked hard to continue on our goal. We can keep enough staff to make sure the facility is clean and a happy environment for all of our animals until their forever home.

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What a great day celebrating Kukur Tihar (Nepalese Day of Dogs) at the Little Kitchen today! The shelter dogs enjoyed great company and were each decorated with tilaka and flower garlands around their necks. Afterwards they each were given their own plates of rice and curry, and you know they definitely enjoyed that!

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Chubie the beautiful brindle what? We have no idea. But he is unusual to say the least. Chubie is also an energetic and fun dog who needs room to roam. While he can be sweet outside of his kennel, Chubie does what Chubie wants. Because of this we ask that prospective adopters have previous dog experience and an active lifestyle that allows him to burn off his energy.

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VET RECORDS: I have 48 hours to provide the shelter with proof of our current animal vaccinations. Dog adopters: If you own another dog you may be required to do a 'meet and greet' between your dog and the dog you are interested in adopting. You will need to bring proof that your dog is up to date on his distemper and rabies shots.

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First and foremost, we understand this is a difficult decision, and we will strive to make sure your pet is very well cared for until he/she finds a new home. We are not going to judge you or your situation. This decision is handled with compassion. This helps us find the right home.

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