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Our Mission
To encourage responsible pet ownership and to provide assistance and leadership in the humane treatment of all animals.

​Once the board of the new Parkland Humane Society was in place, many plans and decisions had to be made. In order to move forward the board knew they had to decide what the PHS could do for the Parkland area. After much discussion and research on other humane societies, the board decided that the PHS had to be more than just a rescue operation. Research showed that it took many years to get to the point of being able to build a proper facility so it was decided that the board would focus on the reasons there was even a need for a rescue shelter. Thus, the mission statement was created. 

By providing education to the public on the importance of spaying and neutering, as well as offering assistance when needed, the PHS could greatly reduce the number of unwanted cats and dogs. By becoming a resource for the public to call on when there is a question on how to deal with any of all the different aspects of pet ownership, the PHS would be able to help guide the public to a better understanding of the importance of vaccinations, vet care, choosing the right family pet and the proper way to treat your pet. This would reduce the number of unwanted pets that would normally be abandoned, abused, or even killed.

Eileen E. Spicer Animal Shelter

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​The Site
In 2009 the Parkland Humane Society Inc. announced the beginning of development of the property in Dauphin at 411 -2nd Ave. N.W. for our new shelter.
The development was to be staged over a time period as funding permits. 
Strilkiwski Construction donated 10 yards of gravel, Millers Farm Equipment have donated their services to level the gravel. Stirling Construction under the direction of Terry Tkachuk packed the garage site and adjusted the gravel.


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The Storage Building


In 2010 the Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School construction department built a storage building 14 ft. by 24 ft. The much need garage housed kennels, animal food, blankets, etc. as well as maintenance tools and equipment currently stored by Parkland Humane Society board members. 
 

The very generous donation by McMunn and Yates, as well as McDiarmid Lumber covered the costs for the whole garage. Our thanks go out to the suppliers. The DRCSS Construction Department under the direction of Mr. Doug Dando did a superb job.   

The Shelter

The PHSI was pleased to open our shelter on July 1, 2013.

Funds are constantly required to maintain our shelter. Please consider a donation to help us in this regard.

History of PHSI
​In 2000 a local woman placed an advertisement in the Dauphin Herald asking all those interested in creating a Humane Society to attend a meeting. The turnout was fantastic and included the local animal control officer, a lawyer, and representatives from the veterinarian clinics in Dauphin.  A Board of Directors was formed that night and the Parkland Humane Society was founded.  With the help of a local lawyer, the Parkland Humane Society was incorporated in late 2000 and also received charitable status.

The PHSI is a non‐profit, charitable organization and not a branch of any city, town or municipal Government, but works in cooperation with local government units.  

For many years, the PHSI used foster homes as the only means to house animals in our care. After much fundraising, The Eileen E. Spicer Building was opened to the public in 2013. 

Today, the Board of Directors still consists of representatives from throughout Parkland interested in making a difference in our community.

The ultimate goal of PHSI is to find loving homes for the animals they serve while keeping those animals healthy.


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In the year 2000, a local woman placed an advertisement in the Dauphin Herald asking all those interested in creating a Humane Society to attend a meeting.  The turnout was fantastic and included the local animal control officer, a lawyer, and representatives from the veterinarian clinics in Dauphin.  A Board of Directors was formed that night and the Parkland Humane Society was founded.  With the help of a local lawyer, the Parkland Humane Society was incorporated in late 2000 and also has Charitable Status.

In 2013 our Shelter Building was opened to the public. 

Today, the Board of Directors still consists of representatives from throughout Parkland interested in making a difference in our community

Cat Wall Additions
Thanks to a grant received from the Emergency Community Support Fund we were able to make some new additions to our 3 cat rooms at the shelter! Also thank you to Carter Rubeniuk of Rubeniuk Renovations for installing all of the new pieces! The cats are loving it. ​
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Box 805 411 2nd avenue NW 
Dauphin MB
R7N 3B3
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(204) 638-6966
Pets12@mymts.net

Hours Open Mon - Sat
​1:00pm - 4:00pm 
Please Call ahead

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