Kootenai Pets for Life Inc.

We have many cats and dogs that are not shown on our web page. It is difficult to be up to date with the photos at all times.

If you are interested or know someone who is please stop by the Shelter or call 406-293-kpfl and make arrangements to see them.

See all the pets available for adoption
We have many cats and dogs we don't have photos for yet so please call or visit our Shelter to see what we have available.

Visit Our Expanded Web page & See the Progress on our Shelter Construction

for more information on every part of our organization and photos of our happy adoption stories

Volunteer . . . . . . . . . . . Adopt. . . . . . . . . . . Donate.....................Spay/Neuter Your Pet.....................Call 406-293-kpfl

Cotton
Calico ;Medium Adult Female Cat Pet ID: 09-1209

Kootenai Pets for Life Inc., Libby, MT

Cotton showed her displeasure in having to share her home with a new baby by marking her territory. The harried parents decided she needed a home without small children. Cotton has not been showing any bad behaviors at the shelter, but she is stressed and would obviously love to be back in a home. We think this lovely kitty deserves just that.

This pet is up to date with routine shots.
This pet is already house trained.
This pet has been altered.

Ask about Cotton. Contact KPFL and make an appointment to see her or e-mail. Call (406) 293-5735.

You can fill out an adoption application on line.

WE HAVE LOTS OF KITTENS AND CATS - ALL READY TO GO WITH SHOTS AND ALREADY SPAYED OR NEUTERED. AND WE HAVE WONDERFUL DOGS TOO! WE HAVE MANY THAT WE DO NOT HAVE ON LINE YET SO PLEASE CALL - WE MAY HAVE A PET FOR YOU. VISIT OUR SHELTER AT 125 COUNTY SHOP ROAD IN LIBBY ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FROM 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. AND OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT. CALL 406-293-kpfl

Andy

Medium Young Male Dog Pet ID: 15886495

Kootenai Pets for Life Inc., Libby, MT

Andy is an active, neutered beagle who gets along with almost everyone, likes kids, and loves to cuddle once he has had his exercise. He has short, tri-color hair. He is brown, white & black. He is accustomed to the out of doors, but needs a warm spot at night or on cold days. He is entertaining and fun. He also has a brother at the Shelter. Two beagles are even more fun than one!

This pet is up to date with routine shots.
This pet is already house trained.
This pet has been altered.

Ask about Andy. Contact KPFL and make an appointment to see her or e-mail. Call (406) 293-5735.

You can fill out an adoption application on line.

We need Volunteers! Can you help? We need help feeding and cleaning the animal areas, socializing the animals(playing with the cats and walking the dogs), answering the phone, cleaning the reception area, office work, and almost anything you could do we would appreciate.

Please e-mail if you have questions about any of our activities and if you would like to volunteer to help.

We Moved Into Our New Shelter in August!

To all supporters of KPFL: This has been a wonderful year! When we began in 2001, our main goal was to end the use of euthanasia to control the abandoned animal population of Lincoln County. In 2009, we signed a contract with the county to take over the care of impounded animals and find homes for them. This ended the need to euthanize animals. We have accomplished our main goal with your help. We are asking for your support one more time. We have constructed the new shelter on a wing and a prayer -- using very little money but lots of volunteer help and donations. We find ourselves in dire need of an air exchange system in the cat area. This device will bring in fresh air, warm it and maintain relative humidity so that the cats will be able to breathe better and be healthier. The system will cost us $6,150 for just the cat area. We would like to do the dog area as well but this is less critical at this moment. Would you be able to help us yet again to accomplish our goals? The new shelter is a wonderful home for our animals and is working well but the installation of the air exchange mechanism is critical to keeping them healthy. Please send any amount of money you can afford to help us continue to take care of the stray and abandoned animals of Lincoln County. Thank you for whatever you can do. Sincerely yours, Eileen Carney President KPFL

Any money you donate is tax deductible as we obtained our Tax Exempt Status in 2002. Please send any donation to KPFL, Box 1454, Libby, MT 59923 or call (406)293-kpfl. Or e-mail.

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Our next meeting is Monday, April 12, 2010. Everyone is invited. Our meeting will be at the Lincoln County Credit Union Community Room
Please attend to see what we have accomplished so far and what we have planned for the future.

The April meeting of Kootenai Pets for Life will be held Monday, April 12 at 6 p.m. at the Lincoln County Credit Union Community Room in Libby. You don't have to be an active member to come to the meeting. We appreciate everyone's input. If you have questions or need directions call 293-5735 (kpfl).

To find out about our Spay/ Neuter Programs, Happy Adoption Stories and more about Kootenai Pets for Life, just click here.

Everyone Welcome

Every day we have volunteers either working at the shelter with the animals or working in the background to provide funding for every animal and supply needed at the shelter. Becoming a member does not obligate anyone to volunteer his/her time. You can be an active or a silent member - the choiceis yours!

We have tax exempt status, which means contributions made to KPFL are deductible as charitable contributionson your federal and state income tax returns (subject to rules and limitations the IRS puts on contributions.)

Learn more about membership here. If you can help on any of the committees, pleasee-mail.

Who We Are

Kootenai Pets for Life is a non-profit volunteer organization providing shelter and care for the stray and abandoned pets of the Libby/Troy area and offering foster care, veterinary assistance, and education. We promote spaying and neutering of pets and can assist people in keeping their pets by providing help with their Spay/Neuters if they are unable to manage them theirselves.