The Lakeland Animal Shelter is working on a two-phase plan to expand and remodel the facility in Delavan Township.
Lakeland Animal Shelter attendant Caty Makurat of Elkhorn brings cares for a cat last week in the isolation trailer adjacent to the main building. The trailer houses incoming cats as well as the surgery room where cats are spayed or neutered before adoption. The trailer next to the main building is where cats brought to the shelter are first housed. The Lakeland Animal Welfare Society is hoping to build a new facility to help relieve increasingly crowded conditions.
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Lakeland Animal Shelter Director Kristen Perry holds an eight-day old kitten that was brought the the shelter. The person who dropped if off said they found it roaming in their workplace.
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Kennels are stored outside at the Lakeland Animal Shelter. Lack of storage is a major concern at the current facility.
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The infirmary at the Lakeland Animal Shelter is where the sickest animals are cared for. It once was the kitchen.
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Two dogs wait to be adopted at the Lakeland Animal Shelter. Dogs at the shelter are taken outside for fresh air and exercise several times a day.
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