“The Eva Burrell Animal Shelter (EBAS) believes that it has the ability and power to effect change one animal at a time. It is our goal to be worthy of their lives, to be enriched by their presence, and not to miss the lessons they teach. We pledge to educate, to lead by example, to learn, to help when and where we can, to be diligent in our fundraising, and to be worthy of the trust placed in us.” The Eva Burrell Animal Shelter (EBAS) is a Quality-of-Life Shelter, which does not put a time limit on the animals who find their way into our care. As long as they are healthy and adoptable, they will stay under the care of EBAS until a suitable adopter is found. Sometimes, we find long term foster care for those elderly and/or having specific health issues.

We aim to help our community to control and reduce the epidemic of homeless dogs and cats through education, spay and neuter programs, and partnership with other shelters.

Goal One: We are looking to improve our current facility and are vetting ways to expand so we have room to provide other services such as education and training for owners, including safety and behavior. We would also like to increase the size of our boarding facility to improve the quality of life for the animals in our care.

Goal Two: We are always searching for ways to expand our reach and encourage the public to utilize our services. Our Vice President has created a fundraising committee to bring fresh volunteers and ideas to the table.

Goal Three: Currently working on a feasibility study to learn how we can best utilize our current facility and expand services into new ways to help the community with the problem of homeless dogs and cats.