The dorms include larger kennels, cot beds, food and water bowls and some even have indoor/outdoor spaces.
SAN ANGELO, Texas — For many shelter animals, living in a loud, crowded environment can be an overwhelming experience, causing additional challenges when making the transition into a forever home.
Concho Valley PAWS has recognized the need for a more relaxing space for rescue dogs and after five years of fundraising, building and planning, the new Stephens Dog Dorms are officially open at 3134 US Hwy 67N.
“It’s a really nice environment, it’s a little bit calmer than the traditional city shelter ‘cuz one, we don’t have as many dogs over there,” PAWS executive director Jenie Wilson said.
Back in 2018, the shelter raised money along with the help of Judith and David Hirschfeld, Steve Stephens and multiple donors to create the new dorms, which house approximately 60 animals at a time.
When a lost animal …