Grant County Animal Outreach Manager Cyndle Miller spends time with Zeus at the shelter. Staff said Zeus has transformed from a fearful and distrustful dog into one that enjoys interacting with people and children.
October 2, 2025
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A new day for Grant County's animals
New shelter, new opportunities as Grant County Animal Outreach prepares for its next chapter
MOSES LAKE — For decades, the aging concrete building on Randolph Road has served as a refuge for lost, abandoned and neglected animals across Grant County. Inside, staff members have battled frozen pipes, failing electrical systems, overcrowded kennels and leaking hoses. They have cleaned runs by headlamp when power failed, worked through winter cold in oversized coats and improvised solutions to problems the building was never designed to handle. Through it all, the animals still needed food, water, medical care, enrichment and, perhaps most importantly, hope.