For the big clean-up of a shelter, 37 volunteers responded by welcoming the 16 dogs for a day

There Central Missouri Humane Societyassociation based in Columbia in the state of Missouri (United States), needed to empty his shelter for a day to carry out a major cleaning. To do this, she had recently launched a call, looking for volunteers to welcome 16 of her canine residents for a few hours. It was about killing two birds with one stone: making it easier for the volunteers who had to maintain the boxes and allowing the dogs to enjoy special moments outside the shelter, which also constituted the opportunity to evaluate them with a view to future adoption.

She therefore needed 16 volunteers and was ultimately spoiled for choice, 37 people responding to the call, reported KOMU.


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The event called “ Doggy Day Out » took place on Sunday August 30. The dog “borrowers” ​​arrived at 9 a.m. to pick up their 4-legged friends and give them a day full of discoveries and encounters.

We work very hard to maintain (the shelter), so our entire team is present today to carry out a major deep cleaning “, declared Michelle Caseydeputy director of this reception structure and campaign manager. As the establishment is 50 years old, frequent cleaning is necessary, and emptying the boxes considerably facilitates this work.

Illustration of the article: For the big clean-up of a shelter, 37 volunteers responded by welcoming the 16 dogs for a day

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“The more we all work together, the greater impact we can have on the lives of our animals”

At the same time, taking the dogs out of the shelter during the day allows the shelter team Central Missouri Humane Society to collect valuable information on their behavior in a different environment, via the notes and observations provided by the volunteers.

Illustration of the article: For the big clean-up of a shelter, 37 volunteers responded by welcoming the 16 dogs for a day

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I believe the more we all work together, the greater impact we can have on the lives of our animals “, estimated Michelle Casey.

The 16 dogs happily wagged their tails as they left the shelter alongside their companions in the morning. They did the same when returning in the afternoon, finding perfectly clean boxes.