Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: Their Last Best Place, Inc. CANINE AND EQUINE RESCUE, REHABILITATION AND SANCTUARY501(c)3 Public Charity-Tax ID: 26-3690357Established 2005 Barb Marsell: Founder 406-581-0678theirlastbestplace@yahoo. comMISSION STATEMENT:A compassionate, restorative non-profit striving towards a no-kill nation. To take and rehabilitate dogs and horses from shelters, rescues or individuals that are slated for euthanasia, and teach them the skills needed to be successfully adopted into a permanent home. To permanently house any animal considered un-adoptable for as long as they are alive, keeping them happy, healthy, and fulfilled. To provide temporary, cost free housing for any animal belonging to victims of abuse, or other extenuating circumstances such as soldiers in foreign wars, or senior dogs whose owners have passed, also providing supportive care and/or adoption services. To revamp existing or provide new animal friendly shelters where women and their families can be housed with their pets, to prevent the loss of the those pets, and keep the family whole both physically and emotionally. To provide homeless persons and their dogs polar fleece sweaters and coats for warmth in winter months.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: Their Last Best Place, Inc. CANINE AND EQUINE RESCUE, REHABILITATION AND SANCTUARY501(c)3 Public Charity-Tax ID: 26-3690357Established 2005 Barb Marsell: Founder 406-581-0678theirlastbestplace@yahoo. comMISSION STATEMENT:A compassionate, restorative non-profit striving towards a no-kill nation. To take and rehabilitate dogs and horses from shelters, rescues or individuals that are slated for euthanasia, and teach them the skills needed to be successfully adopted into a permanent home. To permanently house any animal considered un-adoptable for as long as they are alive, keeping them happy, healthy, and fulfilled. To provide temporary, cost free housing for any animal belonging to victims of abuse, or other extenuating circumstances such as soldiers in foreign wars, or senior dogs whose owners have passed, also providing supportive care and/or adoption services. To revamp existing or provide new animal friendly shelters where women and their families can be housed with their pets, to prevent the loss of the those pets, and keep the family whole both physically and emotionally. To provide homeless persons and their dogs polar fleece sweaters and coats for warmth in winter months.
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Animals
