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 in getting a pet, please stop by the Shelter at 125 County Shop Road in Libby or call 406-293-kpfl and make arrangements to see the pets available. We are open from 10 to 2 on Saturday and Sunday and other times by appointment.

See all the pets available for adoption
Remember that we do not have a photo on line for every available pet.

Visit Our Expanded Web page & See What Else We Are Up To

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

Our next fund raiser is a RUMMAGE SALE - AUGUST 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at KOOTENAI PETS FOR LIFE SHELTER, 125 COUNTY SHOP ROAD, LIBBY. Please no early birds. If you have items to donate you can drop them off at the Shelter on Friday, August 17 from 10 to 4. If you have questions please call 293-6801 or 293-3435.

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

Dilute Tortoiseshell - Medium Young Female Cat

Kootenai Pets for Life Inc., Libby, MT

The new landlord said "NO CATS" and the tearful owner brought Cinnamon to us. She is laid back, loving, and waiting patiently for a home where he beauty (inside and out) can be fully appreciated.

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

Ask about Cinnamon. 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 OFTEN HAVE LOTS OF KITTENS AND CATS - ALL READY TO GO WITH SHOTS AND ALREADY SPAYED OR NEUTERED. AND WE HAVE WONDERFUL DOGS WE HAVEN'T GOTTEN PHOTOS OF YET TO PUT ON LINE. Please check to see what we have available.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

Scooby

Medium Adult Male Dog Pet ID: 08-1037 Hound Mix,

Kootenai Pets for Life Inc., Libby, MT

Scooby has been at the Shelter far too long. He is such a good dog and a home out of the Shelter like he used to have would be such a good thing. Scooby is an 8 year old neutered male hound. His owner passed away and he needs a new home. He is in great physical shape, very active and playful. He is medium sized with short brown hair. He gets along well with other dogs and people but doesn't like cats. He looks and acts much younger than he is.

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

Ask about Scooby. 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! Are you looking for something fun do do this summer? 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.

Some of the Things We Have Accomplished with Your Support and Help

In July we adopted out 10 dogs and 15 cats. We took in 35 cats and 12 dogs. As of the end of July there were 22 dogs in the KPFL system. 12 dogs are in the Shelter and 10 in foster. We only have 10 kennels to house homeless dogs and rely on our friends and supporters to help us. There were 59 cats in the Shelter and 9 cats in foster. That is too many cats in the Shelter. It is better for the cats and the KPFL volunteers to have smaller numbers of pets. For 2010 through July we have taken in 155 animals and adopted out 150. Our cumulative total of adoptions since our beginning is 1,659. Our cumulative total of spay/neuters facilitated by KPFL from 2002 through 2009 totaled 3,588. 299 pets have been spayed or neutered from January through June of 2010.

Every pet that is adopted out has been spayed or neutered and is up to date with vaccinations. We continue with our spay/neuter project and urge every pet owner to have their pets spayed or neutered. We recommend that you take you pets to your veterinarian and keep up to date with medical needs. If you cannot do this and need help you can call Kootenai Pets for Life and we will try to help you

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, September 12, 2010. Everyone is invited. Our meeting will be at the Lincoln County Credit Union Community Room at new time - 7:00 p.m.
Please attend to see what we have accomplished so far and what we have planned for the future.

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.