Crossroads Animal Shelter and Community Veterinary Clinic

Crossroads Animal Shelter does not euthanize companion animals for reasons of age, space constraints, or an animal’s length of time in our shelter. "No Kill" Shelter. What does this mean? Any shelter organization who operates above a 90% placement rate can be considered "no kill". This means that up to 10% of its animals may be euthanized and the agency can still brand themselves as a "no kill" organization. We do not focus on meeting a number and yet we exceed it. Our focus is on meeting the needs of our companion animals and the people that love them. There are many factors that impact a companion animal’s quality of life, and we will relieve pain and suffering rather than prolong a situation with a terminal outcome. We believe the guiding principle in providing humane care should always be the unique and individual needs of the companion animal. We evaluate each animal that comes through our doors on their individual needs and our access to resources that fulfill those needs with quality care and compassion.

We are a women led and operated non-profit organization. We create a humane culture for companion animals. We partner with people to promote animal wellness. We provide access to affordable medical care, adoptions, and surrenders. We strive to be progressive, responsible leaders in the animal welfare community.