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Grant County Animal Outreach staffer McKennah Solders spends a little quality time in the cat room with the shelter’s permanent cat Little Dipper. The window behind Solders opens into an isolation room for mama cats with kittens or sick cats. Its current occupant is a kitty with feline immunodeficiency virus, Solders said.

Grant County Animal Outreach staffer McKennah Solders spends a little quality time in the cat room with the shelter’s permanent cat Little Dipper. The window behind Solders opens into an isolation room for mama cats with kittens or sick cats. Its current occupant is a kitty with feline immunodeficiency virus, Solders said.

January 30, 2023

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Grant County Animal Outreach deals with overcrowding, dated facility, challenging jobs at Moses Lake shelter.

MOSES LAKE — Grant County Animal Outreach has run out of room. “The facility was built in World War II,” said Kar Vanerstrom, GCAO’s vice president. “And there haven't been any updates on it, so it's kind of in dire straits.” ...