New Shelter Fund

New Shelter Committee
Sandy Carley	P.A.W.S. President
Cheryl Lohmiller	Shelter Director
Darrrll Sears	Architect
Robbin Pelfrey	P.A.W.S. Vice Pres.
Janet Luebbe	P.A.W.S. Treasurer
Audrey Snyder	P.A.W.S. Secretary
Becky Foster	Board Member
Penny Schroder	Board Member
Donna Bauer	Board Member
Genie Hebert	Board Member
Carol Bamberger	Board Member

Please make your tax deductible contribution to:

P.A.W.S. of Dearborn County

Specify “New Shelter Fund”

P.A.W.S. of Dearborn County, Inc.
P.O. Box 133
Guilford, IN 47022
Voice Mail: 812-539-9706

On behalf of the dogs and cats who cannot speak for themselves, we want to
thank you for your love and support.

New Shelter
Building Fund Campaign Comittee

Becky Foster / Chairperson

Sandy Carley

Janet Luebbe

Penny Schroder

Cheryl Lohmiller

Mayor Bill Cunningham /
Lawrenceburg City Council

Dr. Steve Hubbard. DMV

Marie Edwards

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P.O. Box 133, Guilford, IN 47022

New Shelter Blueprints.

A big “Thank You” to Darrell Sears of CSA Architects for donating his expertise and time to make the dream of a new shelter come true.

There’s a place in our community where the hungry are fed, the homeless are sheltered, and the abandoned are given care. It’s the Dearborn County Animal Shelter, which provides comfort and care for our community’s unwanted animals.

A new larger shelter with a comprehensive approach to animal comfort and care will benefit both the people and the animals of Dearborn County. For many years, P.A.W.S. volunteers and the shelter staff have dreamed of (and worked toward) a brighter future for our animals. However, this new building can only be completed as designed if enough funds are raised.

Saving animal lives, ending animal suffering and homelessness, and providing shelter for unwanted litters is not just the responsibility of any one group of people. It takes a concerted effort by many people … It takes a community.

Community can be defined in many ways. It is the animals we serve, the volunteers who give so willingly of their time and talent, donors and sponsors who give generously and afford us the opportunity to increase our services and further our reach, and the shelter staff, who provide care for dozens of homeless, unwanted or injured animals every day. It is our community that helps us help the animals. We encourage those of you already involved, to continue to walk beside us. We invite those of you who are searching for a way to help, to join us in the journey.

You Can Make A Difference!.