We’d like to let everyone know the shelter is in good condition. We’ve had absolutely no flooding and are fully staffed for the unexpected! With rising waters in our area now and in the upcoming days, we do expect to receive displaced animals. It will be our top priority to find shelter for these pets and reunite them with their owners.
If you need help with temporary housing for your animal, please do not hesitate to contact us. We understand people are evacuating and may not be able to bring their pets. Do not leave your animals behind! We are here to provide temporary housing to animals of displaced victims.
We are prepared to use our expert resources to help those in need. Our shelter is fully equipped to hold hundreds of animals if needed. Our foster base is also ready to take animals and we have plenty of portable dog crates.
We are very grateful to the individuals who have thought about us and taken the initiative to donate supplies and money. You can help our team save lives during this time by donating here, dropping off supplies or fostering a pet in need. We thank you in advance for your support!
If you have any questions or need immediate assistance, contact Scott at sbernier@northshorehumane.org.
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