COMMUNITY News:
ESPAÑOLA — Española Humane announced Nov. 19 that combined roof replacement and mold remediation work has significantly reduced the shelter’s operating capacity, prompting a temporary closure to the public and a suspension of most animal intakes.
The shelter is now closed to the public, with an anticipated reopening on Dec. 9. Intake services will remain suspended until Dec. 15, except for urgent public-safety cases. Adoptions will continue digitally, with all meet-and-greet requests handled via email at contact@espanolahumane.org.
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The Girls of Troop 10785 from Los Alamos and White Rock elected to give their donation cookies to the Animal Shelter in Los Alamos. Shelter director Paul Sena gratefully accepts the cookies and has plans to share the cookies with the Los Alamos Police Department. Photo by John McHaleladailypost.com


Oh, Odessa… those ears! Gigantic, sticky-uppy, swoon-worthy ears that could catch signals from the moon. Seriously, these ears have their own gravitational pull. She tilts her head and somehow you’ve got sattelite tv! 
Rio! Like his name, this pup flows with joy and energy! Black-and-white and cute all over, 7-month-old 43lb Rio is currently making waves in our 8-week 24/7 Paws in the Pen training program at the Penitentiary of New Mexico. This river of sweetness is as smart as they come—he learns fast, has some of the best leash skills we’ve seen in ages, and loves showing off his “middle” move (sliding right between your legs with a proud grin). He’s all in for playtime too: Rio will plop toys on your lap, flash a smile and a rear-to-ear wiggly wag, and invite you into a game of tug. He’s even part water dog—happy to splash