Fulfilling the needs of users who can’t speak for themselves offers a unique challenge in project planning. With the assistance of a nationally renowned animal facility consultant, BWSC designed a full veterinary and medical center with the objective to provide sheltering, medical treatment, kenneling, administration, education and animal control under one roof. In addition, the center includes cat colonies, “real-life” rooms for dogs, space for exotics as well as farm animals, and a community room. The facility encourages human/animal interaction and educates the public to learn more about animal care and welfare. A large part of the facility’s $3.7 million cost was funded by private donations.
 
Key notes
Architectural and engineering services for 22,000 SF animal adoption facility
Consolidates animal services with an emphasis on public education and interaction
Comfortably houses 350 of our furry friends
BWSC assisted with fund-raising campaign