Paws Unlimited began helping animals in 2001. We are diligently working to raise money, through donations, grants, and fundraisers, that will be used to run the "no-kill" shelter for adoptable companion animals. In addition to facilitating our rescue and adoption efforts, the shelter addresses the needs of older dogs, who have a much worse chance of being adopted than their younger counterparts. The shelter has an area where elderly dogs can spend the rest of their lives in comfort, not a cage.
Our Shelter includes the following:
Property is monitored 24 hours a day with inside and outside surveillance.
Large, enclosed outside area for play and socialization.
Soothing music to help calm animals.
18 inside/outside runs, plus 6 interior 'senior' runs and an indoor adoption room for you to meet our animals.
A licensed certified trainer/behaviorist to evaluate the animals, so issues can be addressed before placing them in homes.
State-of-the-art facility including geothermal heating, first class equipment and supplies.
Toys and adequate bedding
On-call quality veterinary care.
Grooming
Low cost spay/neuter collaboration
Clean, well tended, odor-free environment
Love and care for each animal until it is placed in a suitable home.
Exterior view of the Shelter.
Exterior view of caretaker's cottage where a caretaker lives full time. So someone is able to tend to the animals needs at night.
Interior hall of rescue kennels
Interior view of rescue kennel. Sara, a rescued St. Bernard, she is in her new home.
Exterior of the rescue pens. Sisters, Sara and Penny, both are in new homes.
Paws Unlimited began helping animals in 2001. We are diligently working to raise money, through donations, grants, and fundraisers, that will be used to run the "no-kill" shelter for adoptable companion animals. In addition to facilitating our rescue and adoption efforts, the shelter addresses the needs of older dogs, who have a much worse chance of being adopted than their younger counterparts. The shelter has an area where elderly dogs can spend the rest of their lives in comfort, not a cage. 
Exterior view of the Shelter.
Exterior view of caretaker's cottage where a caretaker lives full time. So someone is able to tend to the animals needs at night.
Interior hall of rescue kennels
Interior view of rescue kennel. Sara, a rescued St. Bernard, she is in her new home. 
Exterior of the rescue pens. Sisters, Sara and Penny, both are in new homes.
The wooded views from the shelter