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Siski Humane Society director outlines local services, adoption and vaccine work
Summary
Austin Browder told supervisors the Siski Humane Society is locally funded, serves only county animals and last year reported roughly 700 adoptions, 700 vaccines and a pet food pantry supporting low‑income families.
Austin Browder, director of the Siski Humane Society in Mount Shasta, introduced the shelter and said it is locally funded and unaffiliated with national humane organizations.
Browder reported that last year the organization helped about 700 animals find homes, provided 700 vaccines through low‑cost or no‑cost clinics, distributed about 400 vouchers to low‑income families to keep pets, and operated a pet food pantry and school education programs. He invited board members and staff to follow up after the meeting for contact information and partnership opportunities.
Browder said the shelter takes animals exclusively from within the county and emphasized local commitment to animal and public safety. The presentation was given during the public comment/presentation portion of the agenda and prompted no formal board action during the session.
