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The Front Lobby: 
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Paving the way to a better future!
 Our reception area |  Spay and Neuter clinic |
 Masons work on the courtyard. |  Our kennel |
 The senior pet room looks great. |  The puppy room is completed. |
 Our surgical room is coming along. |  90% of the walls are completed. |
 Snyder installs the dog cages inside the building. |  The outside runs are completed. |
 No longer is the artist's rendering on the website the only reference tool. A quick blur of the eyes and you can already get a feel for what the new shelter will look like. |
 The framework for interior wall construction! |  The interior walls are being constructed |
 Most of the "behind-the-walls" electrical work has already been completed |  A look at the back of the building shows off the state-of-the-art dog kennels, which will allow our furry pals to bask in the Florida sun. |
 The construction crew needed a super-sized forklift to move steel beams used for the new shelter |  |
 Heavy machinery made major construction go quickly, with support beams being erected on the first day that the building arrived |  Not long after the building arrived, the shelter staff was amazed to see the framework constructed in under a week |
 | Artist's rendering of the new building |
 | Ground Breaking Friday, September 9th, 2005 marked a historic event in the history of the Animal Welfare League. After many years of dreaming, planning and unforeseen delays, ground was at long last broken for our new state-of-the-art facility. In a clearing behind the present building, Jim Nahl, Vice president of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Building Committee, dug the first shovelful of soil to signifying AWL's leap into the future. |