Facilities

The Lewis County Humane Society is located just over 6 miles from the village of Lowville in a 7,012 square foot one story building.

The current building consists of:

      -A cat room with three separate rooms for males, females, and kittens, play room, and storage room.

      -Kennels for stray dogs. Up to 16 dogs can be housed at a time.

      -Kennels for boarding. Up to 18 dogs can be boarded at one time.

      -A 48' x 40' cement slab with radiant heat and 3 trench drains.

      -A 56'x40' loose gravel area with 7 7' x 10' separated tie-outs.

      -A 64' x 10' unheated area with cement floor, trench drain, and 10 6' x 6' kennels.

      -Office and 3 utility rooms.

There are currently plans to finish the back 104' x 40' area.

That area would then include:

      -41 Kennels for stray dogs on a 48' x 40' cement slab with radiant heat.

      -A 16' x 20' Lobby

      -A 7' x 5' handicapped accessible restroom.

      -A 9' x 8' Visiting Room.

      -A 7' x 12' and a 9' x 12' room for grooming, veterinary care, etc.

      -A 40' x 40' Meeting and Training room. Obedience classes may also be held here.

The back 104' x 40' area construction is currently halted because of a lack of funds.  The Lewis County Humane Society has no paid staff, and is run entirely on donations, grants, memberships, and income from boarding.  If you would like to donate to the Lewis County Humane Society for operating or construction/renovation expenses, feel free to contact us.  The Lewis County Humane Society is a 501-C3 non-profit corporation and all donations are tax-deductible.

Current Floor Plan:

Completed Floor Plan: