ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Animal Humane New Mexico has announced they are shifting their focus to opening an animal rescue center and closing their dog boarding facility. Animal Humane’s Board of Directors said they voted unanimously to retool the facility to better support pet owners and pets at risk of being relinquished.
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Officials said the center will expand current services, such as the pet food bank, behavioral hotline and pet health training. “We’re here to serve the people and save the pets … and that’s the mission of Animal Humane, to make sure we’re improving the lives of the cats and dogs of New Mexico, and that’s what we’re trying to honor with this new shift in focus,” said Animal Humane of New Mexico Executive Director Val Wilson.
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