Click HERE to see ADOPTABLE PETS AT FLATHEAD COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER!

CANDIE

Candie is a Husky mix. She is a very loving family dog. She is good with kids 4 and older, no dogs or cats. She is a great watch dog, loves to be outside and go for walks. She can be a bit shy and nervous with new people. If you're looking for a sweet family dog and watch dog, check out Candie here at the shelter

ATHENA

My name is Athena. I am about 5 years old and weigh 90 lbs. I have lived with kids 8 and older and cats. I do not like the company of other dogs. I love to play with balls, plush toys, squeaky toys, tugs and pretty much any toy I can get a hold of! I am ok inside the house, but do not like being left alone too long. I am crate trained, but prefer being close to my people when they are home. I am great with people, kids and cats but please no other dogs!

RAKOON


	My nature is gentle, relaxed and curious at times. Need to be the only pet in the household, and no children. Enjoy being groomed and like being held. I will drool when being over-stimulated, and I like to talk sometimes. My lifestyle is indoor/outdoor, weather permitting. I enjoy people -- just not fond of children.

PERCY

My nature is gentle, quiet and loving. My favorite past time is being a lap cat! Need to be the only pet in the household and I have not been around children. My lifestyle is indoor only. A low activity home would be best for me. Love being around you when you are home.

MERYL

Hi, I'm Meryl! I am an active retiree! I am a low-key friendly girl. I'm looking for a home with older kids, unsure about cats or other dogs. I'd like to go places with you. I might have some white in my muzzle, but I still enjoy life. I am a chow hound, so I do need a fenced in yard since my nose gets me into trouble. I look forward to giving all my love to you as we share my golden years!

LOUIESamantha

My nature is outgoing, curious and a bit independent at times. I am friendly to visitors and I enjoy being a lap cat. Need to be the only pet in the household and my lifestyle is indoors only. Enjoy being groomed. When playing with me I can get over stimulated quickly.

Flathead Shelter Friends, Inc.

A 501(c)(3) Non Profit

Flathead Shelter Friends is nonprofit all-volunteer organization
dedicated to raising funds to support the
Flathead County Animal Shelter in its efforts to find loving homes
for EVERY adoptable dog and cat.

Our mission is to increase pet adoption,
to improve the quality of life for shelter animals
and to promote responsible pet ownership
through our fundraising efforts.

2018 is a great year to adopt a Senior!

Flathead County Animal Shelter will provide $250 Veterinary Care Vouchers to adopters of Senior Pets!

GREAT REASONS TO ADOPT A SENIOR PET:

What you see is what you get! Seniors are full grown and have developed personalities. You will be able to know if the pet will fit in your home, with your family and your environment!
Seniors have manners. Most are house/litter box trained and know basic manners. Their history prior to adoption is often known by the shelters.
Adaptability. Seniors’ experiences will shape how quickly they adapt to their new home, human family and routines. The GREAT NEWS is that senior pets can adapt when given love, time and positive training
You CAN find the purebred pet you want, AND you can find a pet that you KNOW has lived with and gets along well with small children, other dogs, cats, chickens and farm animals.
Older pets are wise; they DO know that you are giving them a brand new, well-deserved lease on life! Many new owners form a close bond very quickly with their senior dog or cat, because the pet shows them a level of attention and devotion that is unique to older adopted animals.
Older pets are less demanding and are relaxing to be with! They are happy to be quieter companions, to humans of all ages. They are much less likely to knock over a small child or elderly person than a boisterous puppy!
Pets give children a good sense of responsibility, and they CAN help with their new BFF!!
Timeframe. It may be scary to adopt, knowing that your new best friend may not live more than ten years. However, some pets who enter families as puppies or kittens live long after their “kids” have gone to college or new jobs in new states.

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS AND THE WHITEFISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION! WE RAISED $34,150 FOR
VET CARE VOUCHERS FOR ADOPTERS OF SENIOR PETS!!! AND FOR CRACKER'S FUND AT THE FLATHEAD COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER!
THANK YOU !!!!!!
OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS WAS RAISED DURING THE GREAT FISH COMMUNITY CHALLENGE!!! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL PARTICIPANTS AND THE WHITEFISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION!

Participating Veterinarians Include:

All Creatures Great and Small Veterinary Clinic
Alpine Animal Hospital
Ashley Creek Animal Clinic
Calm Animal Care
Central Valley Animal Hospital
Flathead Animal Clinic
Great Northern Vet Center
Lower Valley Animal Clinic
Ponderosa Veterinary Hospital
The Animal Clinic of Kalispell
Whitefish Animal Hospital

MANY THANKS TO
THE FLATHEAD BEACON

For the Love of Dogs (and Cats)

The Flathead County Animal Shelter has transitioned from a facility with a high kill rate to one with a 97 percent live release rate in the last 20 years

BY MOLLY PRIDDY // MAR 11, 2017

PAYPAL IS AVAILABLE FOR DONATIONS!

PLEASE, speak up for those who have no voice. If you see something, say something. Bring your pets in, provide plenty of fresh water...if you're cold, they're cold!
Thank you to the Flathead County Sheriff's Office for this chart. Please call (406) 758-5610 to report abuse or neglect in Flathead County.

When you rescue a Shelter Pet, your new companion may rescue YOU, too!
Click here to see the story of Eric and Peetey.
(you may need a few tissues, but you will be inspired!)

THANK YOU TO THE Humane Society of Northwest Montana for helping relieve FCAS' over abundance of dogs! These sweethearts are now available for adoption through HSNWMT. All of us at FCAS are grateful for this local partnership!

Transfers from Flathead County Animal Shelter TO Humane Society of Northwest Montana. ANIMAL LOVERS UNITE!!! THANK YOU!

FCAS is helping to save lives from High-kill shelter in Arizona!!!
FCAS is anticipating a transfer of 12 dogs this weekend from a high kill shelter in Arizona. As many of you know, FCAS has had very low numbers of homeless pets as of late, and we have been working to transfer some pets in to help save lives. These dogs are coming from a shelter with over 350 pets listed on their website. There is GREAT NEED to help, and we are happy to get them up north!
Many, many BIG paws up to Dog Is My CoPilot, Inc. for making the journey with these very deserving dogs who need loving families...stay tuned for pupdates! Be sure to "like" the DIMC Facebook page!