FULLMER MENAGERIE ANIMAL RESCUE
EIN 27-0787417 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
THE FACILITY HAS DEVELOPED FROM A BUILDING ON THE PORPERTY SERVING APPROIMATELY 150 CLIENTS IN ITS EARLY STATEGES to MULTILPLE STRUCTURES THAT HAS SERVED HUNDREDS of CLIENTS FROM ALL OVER THE STATE of UTAH, COLORADO and ALASKA. THE FACILITY HAS TEH ABILITY to BOARD UP to 36 DOGS AT ANY GIVEN TIME. ONE BUILDING is WHERE DOGS ARE GROOMED and BOARDED, AS WELL AS CATS. TWO OUTDOOR PLAYPENS ARE ATTACHED WITH EIGHT-FEET HIGH FENCES to PREVENT CLIMBERS FROM ESCAPING. THE RESCUE PROVIDES A SANCTUARY for ANIMALS to LIVE OUT THEIR LIVES or POSSIBLY BE RELOCATED to A SUITABLE FOREVER HOME. IT is SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITY DONATIONS, PERSONAL FUNDS INVESTED BY THE FULLMERS, AS WELL AS INCOME FROM ADOPTION FEES and THE GROOMING and BOARDING SERVICES.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2009
- Location
- PO BOX 187, SALINA, UT 84654-0187
- County
- Sevier
- In care of
- % JEANNINE FULLMER