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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HistoryPHS history
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
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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Coming Events:Chamber Bucks for SaleCalendars for Sale
HistoryPHS history
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