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| Ref # 300 -female 4 month old color gray/ white came in as stray 4-25-08 |
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| Ref #8874 -Mama Girl is a black & white
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| Ref # 76-female 3-4 years old color black and white declawed in front came in as stray no further info 3-15-08 |
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| Ref # 1848 -2-year-old black male. Came in as stray on 3/21.
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| Ref # -50 -female spayed 3 years old color black/white name mittens litter trained good with other animals 3-10-08 |
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| Ref # 2045 -Peanut is a 10-month-old female, brown & white. She's housebroken and is good with older children and other animals. Owner turned in 4/26.
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Hundreds of homeless and unwanted dogs and cats in KCHA need your help. At KCHA (Kanawha Charleston Humane Association), we help you find the perfect companion.
If you have a big heart, time to spare and a willingness to open your home to loving and needy animals, then you are just the person we are looking for.
We stop adopting animals 30 minutes prior to closing each day.
For more information on how you can help save these precious lives, please contact the Shelter at (304) 342-1576 or atEmail US KCHS furry residents anxiously await your call !
Services
- Lost and Found Information
- Aid to Stray, Injured or Deceased Animals
- Education for schools on animal care
- Adoption
- Volunteer Program
- Enforcement of City ordinances regarding Animal welfare
- Low income Spay/Neuter programs
- Dog Licensing available during regular hours.
Pet Tips...What to do???
To help sick, aggressive or injured animals:
Call the KCHA (Kanawha Charleston Animal Shelter) during business hours at (304) 342-1576. Any other time, you can call the Emergency number at (304) 347-0800 and they will contact and take appropriate action.If you find a lost animal:
Call the Shelter and leave information during business hours. If you lose an animal:
It is best to visit the Shelter or Shelters near you and look for your pet. If you do not find your pet, put in a missing animal report while you are there. You can make flyers and post them about 1 mile radius from point last seen- A photo may be helpful. Talk to your friends and neighbors. Above all don't give up!!!.Sometimes people find a pet and keep them for weeks before reporting them. You can also advertise in the Charleston Newspapers under LOST & FOUND. You can enter the information in our new Lost Pet Form on the left side of the page To prevent your pets from being lost:
Be sure to license your pet and make sure they are wearing I.D. tags and licenses. Keep in a secure yard. There is information on cat confinement measures available at the Shelter.
If you have a big heart, time to spare and a willingness to open your home to loving and needy animals, then you are just the person we are looking for.
For more information on how you can help save these precious lives, please contact the Shelter at (304) 342-1576 or atEmail US KCHS furry residents anxiously await your call !
Services
- Lost and Found Information
- Aid to Stray, Injured or Deceased Animals
- Education for schools on animal care
- Adoption
- Volunteer Program
- Enforcement of City ordinances regarding Animal welfare
- Low income Spay/Neuter programs
- Dog Licensing available during regular hours.
Pet Tips...What to do???
To help sick, aggressive or injured animals:
Call the KCHA (Kanawha Charleston Animal Shelter) during business hours at (304) 342-1576. Any other time, you can call the Emergency number at (304) 347-0800 and they will contact and take appropriate action.
- If you find a lost animal:
Call the Shelter and leave information during business hours.
- If you lose an animal:
It is best to visit the Shelter or Shelters near you and look for your pet. If you do not find your pet, put in a missing animal report while you are there. You can make flyers and post them about 1 mile radius from point last seen- A photo may be helpful. Talk to your friends and neighbors. Above all don't give up!!!.Sometimes people find a pet and keep them for weeks before reporting them. You can also advertise in the Charleston Newspapers under LOST & FOUND. You can enter the information in our new Lost Pet Form on the left side of the page
- To prevent your pets from being lost:
Be sure to license your pet and make sure they are wearing I.D. tags and licenses. Keep in a secure yard. There is information on cat confinement measures available at the Shelter.