John Stevenson, President of Animal League America and Joanne Yohannan, Senior Vice President of Operations, watched as Beth Stern, National Spokesperson, Foster Family and Board Member, cut the ribbon for the new center. feline adoption. This event marked the culmination of years of fundraising, planning and design, as well as nearly two years of construction. This new 14,000 square foot addition will help us save more lives, not just cats and kittens. By building a second floor to our existing shelter, we have now freed up space to rescue more dogs and puppies. This complex project was the largest expansion in Animal League America’s history.
The bright and stylish rooms with their resident cats were a big hit. The guests enjoyed visiting the cats, young and old. They oh and aahed about the designs of the different rooms that prioritized the cat’s comfort and allowed them to socialize more and feel calmer and more confident.
In The Hallmark Channel room there was a lot of action. Cats and visitors interacted with lots of petting and playing time. running kittens is a great piece,” exclaimed Herschel Cohen, an Animal League America supporter who was on hand for the event. “It’s an incredibly wonderful resource and we’re so lucky to have it. in our community.”
