Politics & Government
Greenburgh to Donate Property for No-Kill Shelter
The parcel was previously occupied by Pets Alive until it closed.
GREENBURGH, NY - The Greenburgh Town Board voted unanimously to donate a property to Paws Crossed Animal Rescue.
Supervisor Paul Feiner said the parcel located at 100 S. Warehouse Lane was formerly known as Pets Alive. It was shut down in September.
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Paws Crossed will use the location for a no-kill animal shelter.
“I’m thrilled to highlight this very happy ending,” Feiner said. “Hundreds of animal rights advocates were devastated when the shelter closed last year.”
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Photo credit: Paws Crossed Animal Rescue website.
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