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Featured Dog - EMILIA!
Our girl Emilia is under 50lbs with a playful spirit and the sweetest face. She is active in the best way (not too much, just the perfect amount of fun-loving). At one point, Emilia thrived in day care with other dogs her size; however, she has since become selective about her canine companions. Is it the shelter environment, or has she refined her tastes? We cannot say. Potential adopters who have another dog about her size should plan on a meet-and-greet (or two). Also, due


Black (Cat) Friday Sale!
We're doing it again this year! Our Black (cat) Friday sale has started! 50% off black cats and kittens while supplies last. Your search starts here! You can read more about all of these cuties, and all of the other available cats and kittens at the shelter, at this link: https://www.parkvilleshelter.com/see-our-cats


Featured Cat - JIT!
This pretty little girl was found hanging out on the deck of a kind family. The kids enjoyed her visits and even named her, Jit, which is slang for "kid", (who knew? Jits these days)! They realized how friendly she was but weren't able to keep her themselves so called on us to help find her a forever home. Jit is not only striking with her beautiful black coat, but sweet and friendly. She loves affection and always looks forward to the love and attention from the volunteers.


FOPAS Feature: November 2025
Our cover star for November is Tiger Lily! This beautiful mama has lived a hard life out on the streets until a kind soul took her and her kittens in and brought her to us. Her kittens have all found homes and she has been patiently waiting for her own. Please come meet her!! ❤️🪷 Come visit us on Saturdays to meet your fuzzy soulmate: 🐱Cats: 11 AM until 2 PM 🐶 Dogs: 10 AM until 2 PM You can also fill out a preadopt form and claim any of the posted animals! 🥰 FOPAS Feature
"Clearly, animals know more than we think, and think a great deal more than we know."
- Irene M. Pepperberg

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