The Lewis and Clark Humane Society took in about 25 dogs since the start of 2025 and is hoping the public will decide this is a good time to adopt a new four-legged friend.
The Lewis and Clark Humane Society began construction on its dog kennels Monday through a $46,600 grant from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Cassidy Cook, the humane society’s director of development and communications, stands next to a newly renovated dog kennel at the Lewis and Clark Humane Society Friday.Â
The renovation is expected to take five weeks, making the area closed off to the public. The shelter will have limited ability to take in more animals during this time.
Abraham Construction is adding “portals” to their adoption kennels, doorways that give pets a separate place to sleep, eat, and play away from where they use the bathroom.
A husky sits inside a kennel, while another stares out of it at the Lewis and Clark Humane Society Feb. 11 after they were recovered from a residence in Helena.
Cassidy Cook, the humane society’s director of development and communications, stands next to a newly renovated dog kennel at the Lewis and Clark Humane Society Friday.Â
The renovation is expected to take five weeks, making the area closed off to the public. The shelter will have limited ability to take in more animals during this time.
Abraham Construction is adding “portals” to their adoption kennels, doorways that give pets a separate place to sleep, eat, and play away from where they use the bathroom.
A husky sits inside a kennel, while another stares out of it at the Lewis and Clark Humane Society Feb. 11 after they were recovered from a residence in Helena.
