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Panhandle Animal Shelter

1604 Great Northern Road
sandpoint, Idaho 83864
Phone: 208-265-7297
Fax: 208-263-7274
Email: pas@amerion.com
Website: www.panhandleanimalshelter.org/

The Panhandle Animal Shelter is a volunteer, non-profit shelter which is not affiliated with the county or city and receives no tax support.

Of the 1200 cats and dogs admitted to the Shelter each year, nearly all strays will be placed in adoptive homes and several hundred will be reunited with their owners. There are many things you can do to help the Shelter address the problems of neglect, abuse, abandonment and euthanasia which result from pet overpopulation.

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