The changing role of animal shelters

Panhandle Animal Shelter holds a Pets For Life free vaccine clinic in Clark Fork with PAS veterinarian Dr. Emily Pellatt.
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Panhandle Animal Shelter holds a Pets For Life free vaccine clinic in Clark Fork with PAS veterinarian Dr. Emily Pellatt.

by PANHANDLE ANIMAL SHELTER
| November 25, 2020 1:00 AM

When you think of an animal shelter, what do you picture? Some people might still imagine an old-school dogcatcher, grabbing dogs off the street and taking them to the pound.

Animal shelters have come a long way since then, evolving into thriving adoption centers...

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