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The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter offers a place for animals that through various circumstances have lost their homes and opportunity to find new loving families.
Some of those animals are dogs that through neglect or abuse don’t have an understanding of simple commands, may have grown aggressive toward human interaction or out of confusion and fear have lashed out in the past.
Shelter Executive Director Jill Moriarty and her team developed The Bite Club.
J. Moriarty
Shan Foster is the instructor of Bite Club and has trained dogs used by law enforcement and was a K-9 Officer himself. Foster earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Administration of Justice and subsequently earned a Master Canine Trainer Certification from the National K-9 Learning Center of Columbus, Ohio. There he learned many disciplines of dog training, including Pet Obedience, Assistance Dogs for the Disabled, Scent Detection and Tracking, Search and Rescue, Personal Protection, and Police K-9 Training. At Na
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Many isolated residents of Sheridan could use some temporary companionship to get through this unusual year. The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter has developed a new program called the Comfort Cat for Christmas.
The program offers residents the opportunity to house a cat during this holiday season, without an obligation to keep the cat, to keep residents company who may otherwise be alone or isolated and unable to visit family.
During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, The Dog and Cat Shelter director Jill Moriarty said she asked shelter employees in the cat department to select those cats that have the ability to quickly adapt to new environments.