A sustainable, modern shelter to serve Southwest Saskatchewan.
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The Stauber Family Memorial Animal Shelter will offer 10,000 sq/ft of modern space, accommodating our growing animal intake demands. Built to modern standards and incorporating best practices in animal care, the new shelter enhances the SPCA's amenities, better serving both the animals and the southwest community. This facility provides a safe, low-stress environment, improving animal health and increasing adoption rates. The Stauber Family Memorial Animal Shelter will give more animals a second chance as their last haven before they're homeward bound to their forever family.
Benefits of a new build:
Increased capacity to accept abandoned and surrendered animals, reducing the stray population and leading to improved overall animal and community health and safety.
Economic benefits through job creation, business partnerships, attracting visitors, and increased local spending.
Expanded opportunities for volunteers, foster families, and community groups, fostering a sense of community involvement and compassion.
Enhanced public education and outreach programs, promoting kindness and care for animals among youth and families, and cultivating the next generation of compassionate animal lovers.
Enhanced recognition opportunities for supporters and business partners, fostering stronger community relationships.
New Shelter Highlights
Increased capacity to care for 33 dogs and 150 cats.
Modern dog suites designed to reduce noise and stress.
Specialty flooring and drainage in dog kennels for effective sanitization and reduced disease transmission.
Cat apartments/kennels with more natural light and larger sizes to meet current standards.
Cat suites providing more space for exploration and mental well-being.
Dedicated separate meet-and-greet playrooms for dogs and cats, allowing potential adopters to get to know the animals in a neutral space.
Safe and open reception with retail space.
Dedicated staff offices.
Air filtration and handling systems meeting animal welfare standards.
Convenient sanitization stations.
Animal spa/wash area.
Internal storage for food and supplies.
Garage for vehicle and storage.
Staff and volunteer locker room, bathroom and lunch area.
Versatile Meeting Room for events, training and volunteer sessions.
Separate intake, exam, quarantine and isolation areas to prevent disease transmission and reduce stress on the animals.
Centralized and dedicated laundry and animal food prep spaces.
Crematorium with a dignified and private space for pet owners to say goodbye.
On-site veterinary center with direct access from intake, plus a surgery and recovery room.
Updated security and services.
New Shelter Layout
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