Women's Animal Center Honors Volunteer In Dedication Ceremony

BENSALEM TOWNSHIP, PA —A center at the Women's Animal Center now has a new name in honor of a special volunteer.

The Women’s Animal Center —America's oldest animal shelter —recently renamed Founder's Hall as the Elizabeth A. Fuller Education Center in a dedication at the facility.

Fuller volunteered and served on the Women’s Humane Society Board of Directors for four decades, serving 27 years as board president.

During her presidency, Fuller initiated the expansion of humane education programs and was a driving force behind the organization’s move to Bensalem in 1994.

She was also instrumental in the development of a new state-of-the-art facility for the center's education programs, animal shelter, adoption center, and veterinary hospital.

"We are proud to name our Education Center after her and continue to carry on her mission of providing humane education in our community and beyond," Women's Animal Center said. "Thank you Liz for all the work you have done for our center and our community."

The Fuller Education Center is wrapped in a wall mural featuring photos of former shelter animals adopted from the center.

(Women's Animal Center)