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Donations

Because KPFL is an all volunteer organization, we are always in need of funds. We are a no-kill shelter. No animal leaves our shelter without first being neutered or spayed and being up to date on shots. That is just the beginning of our expenses so please consider making a donation. We will be happy to receive Tribute Donations remembering people as well as pets; Grants and Bequests; In-Kind and Material Donations; as well as Private Fund raisers. We obtained our Tax Exempt Status in 2002.

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People ofen ask what they can do to help us. We have developed this want list to guide you. We appreciate everything we receive.

Shelter Supplies:

Kuranda dog and cat beds

Heavy duty dog leashes

Medium to large chains

Step stool or medium size ladder

Paper towels

Small cat litter pans

Printer paper

General supplies used frequently at shelter:

Animal toys - chew toys for the dogs, fuzzy mice for the cats

Rubber or latex gloves ( medium)

13 gallon drawstring garbage bags

33 gallon heavy duty garbage bags

Long handle scrub brushes

Metal poop scoopers

Pet carriers, all sizes for dogs or cats

Towels and dish cloths

Donations for cat and dog food (when we feed the animals a consistent diet we have less problems) Homesteader's Ranch and Feed Store can show someone what we usually feed our animals - Purina Cat Chow, Advantage Dog Food and Purina Kitten Chow or you can credit our account at Homesteader's.

Cat and dog treats (especially ones that are good for their teeth)

Cat & dog toys

Cat scratching posts or climbing things

Dog biscuits (we usually only allow 1 dog biscuit per dog per day, but they definitely feel special when they get them)

Cat litter - (we currently use Napa oil absorbent and it works well)

Volunteers:

KPFL is always looking for volunteers to help with the many jobs that need to be done:

Shelter workers to clean or help clean

Office workers (to help with paper work and answer phones at the shelter while the cleaners are working)

Office workers to show people around during our public open hours ( Saturdays and Sundays 10AM-2 PM) We would really like to be open to the public more often, but need scheduled office people to do that.

Home workers (people who will make calls, such as checking references for people wanting to adopt)

Dog walkers - getting to walk daily is essential to the dogs health and sociability, making them more adoptable

Cat and dog groomers (to brush and groom animals -- the attention and handling of animals is vital for adoptability

Foster homes:

People who take in animals on a temporary basis can mean so much in development and sociability of puppies and kittens, cats and dogs.

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