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We’ve got some exciting news on the status of your new Lincoln County Animal Shelter! The long-awaited move is in full motion. Moving the animal shelter from a temporary building to a new and improved facility is no small task. Our team has supplies and animals to move and needs time to get things put away and set up not only for the animals already in our care, but so we can serve you too. With this news, we ask for your patience with our team. You may experience delays in response to emails and phone calls while we transition sites and get settled in. As soon as a grand opening celebration is planned, we will share that info here and on our website (lincolncountysheriff.net). Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prepare for this exciting opening.
We’ve got some exciting news on the status of your new Lincoln County Animal Shelter! The long-awaited move is in full motion. Moving the animal shelter from a temporary building to a new and improved facility is no small task. Our team has supplies and animals to move and needs time to get things put away and set up not only for the animals already in our care, but so we can serve you too. With this news, we ask for your patience with our team. You may experience delays in response to emails and phone calls while we transition sites and get settled in. As soon as a grand opening celebration is planned, we will share that info here and on our website (lincolncountysheriff.net). Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prepare for this exciting opening.
We’ve got some exciting news on the status of your new Lincoln County Animal Shelter! The long-awaited move is in full motion. Moving the animal shelter from a temporary building to a new and improved facility is no small task. Our team has supplies and animals to move and needs time to get things put away and set up not only for the animals already in our care, but so we can serve you too. With this news, we ask for your patience with our team. You may experience delays in response to emails and phone calls while we transition sites and get settled in. As soon as a grand opening celebration is planned, we will share that info here and on our website (lincolncountysheriff.net). Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prepare for this exciting opening.

Published on: 01/13/2026

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We’ve got some exciting news on the status of your new Lincoln County Animal Shelter! The long-awaited move is in full motion. Moving the animal shelter from a temporary building to a new and improved facility is no small task. Our team has supplies and animals to move and needs time to get things put away and set up not only for the animals already in our care, but so we can serve you too. With this news, we ask for your patience with our team. You may experience delays in response to emails and phone calls while we transition sites and get settled in.

As soon as a grand opening celebration is planned, we will share that info here and on our website (lincolncountysheriff.net). Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prepare for this exciting opening.

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