Next time you’re scrolling through the available pets page on the MAC website, you may notice that none of the dogs will have a breed identification anymore. If you’re asking yourself why that is, the answer is actually super simple: MAC will no longer be labeling dogs in our care by breed, but rather, willContinue reading "MAC Removes Breed Labels for Dogs in Care"

Just like it takes all of us some time to adapt to new situations and environments, adopted dogs and cats have a period of decompression commonly referred to as the 3-3-3 Rule. For most rescue pets, it takes on average 3 months to fully become comfortable and acclimated to their new home. This period ofContinue reading "The 3-3-3 Rule When Adopting a Dog or Cat"

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and while sharing is caring, there are some items on your plate that you may need to keep to yourself! See below for a list of foods that are safe, and unsafe for your pets! Approved Foods for Pets: (in moderation) Foods to Avoid: Keep in mind that someContinue reading "Thanksgiving Do’s & Don’ts"

MAC recently unveiled a brand new lure course to honor the memory and legacy of late MAC volunteer, John Williams. Williams unexpectedly passed away in July 2020, during the height of the covid-19 pandemic at 82 years old. John was a devoted and passionate volunteer of McKamey Animal Center from the time the Center opened.Continue reading "MAC Unveils New Lure Course in Memory of Late Volunteer"

At this time, McKamey Animal Center will be putting a HOLD on hosting “Meet and Greets” between dogs available for adoption, and dogs currently owned by the family interested in adopting due to a recent outbreak of Canine Influenza in our community. We at MAC are attempting to minimize the exposure of the animals inContinue reading "Meet and Greet Disclaimer"

Halloween can be full of good spooky fun for the whole family, including your furry family members. Just like you do, preparing the evening for your pets is important! Below are some tips and suggestions we recommend to prepare for the spookiest of seasons! Be Mindful of Their Costumes Some of the most fun duringContinue reading "Tips For a Pet Safe Halloween"

We want to give you an update on where we stand in terms of the capacity crisis we’ve been sharing with you all year.   With 200+ animals adopted from our facility this month alone, it’s easy to assume we are virtually empty! But while these amazing adoption numbers have been literal lifesavers for thoseContinue reading "MAC Continues to Face Capacity Crisis"

Miracle Marlee’s story is one that is going to melt your heart, but in the best way possible. This sweet girl has been through a lot, but has had an inspiring and transformative stay at MAC. Marlee was surrendered to MAC back in June due to her rapidly declining health, as she was quickly losingContinue reading "MAC Resident Miracle Marlee – Available for Special Adoption"

MAC is excited to announce that we are the recipient of a $55,000 grant from the Petco Love Foundation. Petco Love, formerly known as the Petco Foundation, is an animal welfare organization committed to creating a better world for animals and the people who love and need them. This $55,000 investment will help MAC continueContinue reading "McKamey Animal Center Receives $55,000 Grant from Petco Love"

Old dogs have something to wag about this summer, as The Grey Muzzle Organization announces the recipients of its annual grants, and the dogs at McKamey Animal Center are among the winners. We are excited to share that MAC is one of 78 animal welfare groups chosen from 344 applicants to receive a grant toContinue reading "Grey Muzzle Foundation Supports MAC through $10,000 Grant"