Animal shelter to shut its doors

A "no kill" animal shelter in Elmsford is shutting its doors. Erin Guilshan, who heads the Pets Alive shelter in Westchester, says engineers have declared their building unsafe to occupy. Guilshan

News 12 Staff

Jul 22, 2015, 9:06 PM

Updated 3,388 days ago

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A "no kill" animal shelter in Elmsford is shutting its doors.
Erin Guilshan, who heads the Pets Alive shelter in Westchester, says engineers have declared their building unsafe to occupy. Guilshan says they are now forced to sell the property and move all their animals to their Middletown facility in Orange County.
Volunteers are scrambling to find homes for hundreds of cats and dogs before they close their doors for good.
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Finer is holding a meeting at town hall this evening to find a way to have an animal shelter at the Pets Alive location.