Lake Shore is Moving Down the Road Saturday, June 27!

Lake Shore wants the very best for their adoptable furry friends, and positions them in a daycare facility so that they can have their own scheduled free playtime and socialization, making their shelter experience as stress free as possible.  Lake Shore animals are treated like pets from the time they arrive, and those who are not quite ready for prime time are placed in foster homes.  They get the same medical care as if they were our own.  All this attention makes the transition time before re-homing easier on them, and on their future adopting families.

One of the hazards of leasing is that there is always the possibility that you can lose your lease.  In Lake Shore’s 43 years in business--as one of the first No-Kill shelters in the Nation and probably one of the very few truly all-volunteer organizations that can claim such a long history--this is a first for us.  Not bad, when you think about it.  

We really appreciate all the support from those in our field, like Anti-Cruelty and Tree House, who kindly offered space should we need a place for dogs.  Luckily, we had a couple of more permanent offers, but it’s worth mentioning that we work with a lot of great people and organizations!