Mr. John Honored to be Part of the Monmouth County SPCA Renovation Project
Summary
Through the efforts of many kind and hardworking individuals, they have transformed their facility from "dog pound" where animals cower in cramped cages, to a welcoming and spacious haven of safety where every pet gets a second chance for a loving forever home.Here are just a few of the wonderful updates they have made: new acoustical treatment in the ceiling to muffle sound, making it less frightening for the animals more natural light which has a calming effect new ductwork to carry in fresh air from the outside, reducing the spread of disease addition of spacious "cat gazebos", where cats can roam freely amongst their friends and even climb "cat trees" made by a wonderful woman in Florida roomy new dog digs, featuring kuranda beds and see-through glass walls with "sniff holes" shaped like pet paws so dogs can "interview" their potential new owners a separate room for the smaller animals such as guinea pigs, mice and hamsters, as well as one for iguanas, snakes and other reptiles quarantine areas for sick animals a new Community Room where the SPCA will offer a full range of dog obedience training, animal-themed seminars, humane education classes and more Interested in learning more about this wonderful project?### Eatontown, NJ, July 18, 2009 --( PR.com )-- For more than a year, the Monmouth County SPCA facility has been undergoing an "extreme makeover" including full renovations to the building plus more support for the thousands of animals in their temporary care.Their newly renovated, state of the art facility is helping to further the MCSPCA mission of reducing euthanasia by increasing adoptions, humane education and support for all animal related issues.This project has truly been a labor of love that Mr. John is so honored to have been part of.The building now features natural habitats for animals of like species, and each area has its own air system which reduces stress and the spread of disease.Here are just a few of the wonderful updates they have made:new acoustical treatment in the ceiling to muffle sound, making it less frightening for the animalsmore natural light which has a calming effectnew ductwork to carry in fresh air from the outside, reducing the spread of diseaseaddition of spacious "cat gazebos", where cats can roam freely amongst their friends and even climb "cat trees" made by a wonderful woman in Floridaroomy new dog digs, featuring kuranda beds and see-through glass walls with "sniff holes" shaped like pet paws so dogs can "interview" their potential new ownersa separate room for the smaller animals such as guinea pigs, mice and hamsters, as well as one for iguanas, snakes and other reptilesquarantine areas for sick animalsa new Community Room where the SPCA will offer a full range of dog obedience training, animal-themed seminars, humane education classes and moreInterested in learning more about this wonderful project?