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Grant County Animal Outreach is the proud recipient of a $2,500 grant for a targeted advertising campaign to increase local adoptions and shelter awareness. This grant will help GCAO be more visible in our community and help find more homes for our shelter pets!

We are looking for some new images for our website slideshow and banner! If you have happy ever after photos, we'd love to see them!
Please email photos to gcanimaloutreach@hotmail.com.

RESCUE TRANSPORTS
More than half of GCAO's adoptable animals are transported to rescue each month, primarily to Western Washington. If you are heading across the pass, or don't have any plans for a day and want a road trip, contact the shelter and see if there are shelter pets that can ride with! Crates provided. Transporting these shelter pets to safety is a very rewarding experience. Without these rescues, the excess adoptable animals would have no place to go. By utilizing rescues, GCAO is able to save more animals than ever, but it takes dedication and volunteers to help keep this network moving. So sign up today, fill out our Volunteer Application and send it in to volunteer as a transport.

FOSTER HOMES
Spring is coming and that means kitten and puppy season is almost upon us. Many times litters are brought to the shelter without the mother and for them to survive requires bottle feeding and one on one care. The shelter environment can be stressful and chaotic, especially for newborn babies. Another great way to volunteer is to be a foster home. Bottle babies, nursing babies, undersocialized pets, injured pets, all require special attention. All supplies are provided and fostering gives these special needs pets the one on one attention they need to thrive. Check out our page on fostering and fill out the Volunteer Application!

 Welcome

Grant County Animal Outreach assumed operation of the Moses Lake Animal Shelter July 9, 2007. The GCAO Shelter Team works hard to provide the best possible care for the displaced pets of Grant County while finding as many forever homes as possible. Coordinating with a network of rescues across the state, hundreds of adoptable animals are transported to no-kill rescues when space is limited. Providing temporary shelter for 200-400 cats and dogs per month, there are always opportunities for volunteers to foster a shelter pet or help transport to rescue. GCAO envisions continued improvements to the facility for better health and comfort of the shelter pets while continuing to provide education to the community on the importance of spaying and neutering to lower the number of homeless animals.
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Moses Lake Animal Shelter
6725 Randolph Road
P.O. Box 489
Moses Lake, WA 98837

Phone: 509-762-9616
Animal Control: 509-762-1160