Kootenai Pets for Life Inc.

See all the pets available for adoption

Visit Our Expanded Web page & See the Progress on our Shelter Construction

for more information on every part of our organization and photos of our happy adoption stories

Volunteer . . . . . . . . . . . Adopt. . . . . . . . . . . Donate.....................Spay/Neuter Your Pet.....................Call 406-295-kpfl

Tripod is a special cat that had to have one leg amputated. It hasn't stopped her at all. She is a great cat!
Fluffy (Tripod)
Domestic Long Hair-black and white [Mix]

Medium Adult Female
Cat Pet ID: 08-1027

Tripod has long black hair with white on her face. She was very shy and did not want to be petted when she arrived. One day while she was on a table and being petting it was discovered that she had a broken leg. She was immediately taken to the vet. The leg had to be amputated as the bone was so small and thin where a screw would have to be put in, it would not hold.

She cat is in foster care and is doing very well. She gets around well and is friendly and waiting for a new home. Can you give this special cat a loving home?

This pet is up to date with routine shots.
This pet is already house trained.
This pet has been altered.

Come and visit Fluffy (Tripod). To find out the hours we will be at the Shelter, please e-mail or call (406) 295-5735.

Fill out an adoption application and you can give Ajax a home of her own.

You can see all the animals available for adoption

by going to the bottom of this page.

Scooby
Hound [Mix]

Pet ID: 08-1037
Kootenai Pets for Life Inc., Libby, MT

Scooby is an 8 year old neutered male hound. His previous owner passed away and he needs a new home to go to. He is in great physical shape. He is very active and playful. He is medium sized with short brown hair. He gets along well with other dogs and people, but needs a home without cats. He looks and acts much younger than he is.

This pet is up to date with routine shots.
This pet is already house trained.
This pet has been altered.

Ask about Scooby. Contact KPFL and make an appointment to see him or e-mail. Call (406) 295-5735.

You can fill out an adoption application on line.

The owner of these two dogs passed away. They are great dogs and miss having an everyday home. They can be adopted toegether of singly. They are great dogs - ask about them.

Keela
Labrador Retriever

Medium Senior Female Dog

Keela is an older spayed female black lab. Her previous owner passed away and she needs a new home to go to. She is medium sized with short black hair with a gray muzzle. She gets along great with other dogs and people. She is a very mellow dog, but does need some special food that contains glucosamine to maintain her health.

This pet is up to date with routine shots.
This pet is already house trained.
This pet has been altered.

Ask about Keela. Contact KPFL and make an appointment to see her or e-mail. Call (406) 295-5735.

You can fill out an adoption application on line.

Did You Know?

In 2007 we facilitated the spay or neuter of 450 pets in the Libby and Troy area. We can help you.

Since the end of 2005 we have taken in, spayed or neutered, brought up to date on meds, and adopted out 1217 animals! We are a no kill shelter. January through September 2008 we have facilitated the spay/neuter of 345 animals.

Your Donations of time, money or supplies to
Kootenai Pets for Life have made this all possible.
Thank You!

Call 293-3435 if you have questions, if you can volunteer, or if you want to donate or e-mail

We were able to receive the $20,000 matching grant to build our new Shelter because of the hard work of all the volunteers and generous friends of the Shelter we raised $20,000.

We started with a perk and water test last fall and in January we got our well drilled and pump installed. In May the land was cleared in the area of the building. June 7 we had a community day and an Eagle Scout built a storage building as his project. Now we have the foundation and are working on setting up drainage pipes etc. We are on our way one step at a time and one dollar at a time. Our goal is to have a building up and enclosed before winter. The walls are up, the roof is going on and the guys are busy hoping for good weather and good work days! Everyday is an exciting day of construction. See photos

We still must continue our fund raising so we will be able to finish the inside of the building and other necessities. We do hope to have it in a state so that we can move the animals in before the snow falls (or before it gets very deep!)

Do you have a special skill that can be used in building the Shelter? Concrete? Framing? Roofing? Building? Painting? Can you donate money (tax deductible) to the KPFL Building Fund, Box 1454, Libby, MT 59923 or call (406)293-6407. Or e-mail

Be a part of our wall of tiles - for more infomration see main webpage

or e-mail

See you Monday, January 13, 2009, for our next meeting
Please attend and share your ideas!

Our next meeting will be Monday, January 13, 2009. We will have no meeting in December but we will be busy with a fund raiser at Pizza Hut, the Festival of Trees, selling raffle tickets and anything else we can think of. The meeting will start at 6:00 p.m. at Christ Lutheran Church at 200 West Larch in Libby. Please use the back door. We invite all our members and anyone interested and wanting to know more. A Board Meeting will follow if necessary. Join us to see what we are about!

If you love animals but can't have one right now - consider becoming a Shelter Volunteer. Or if you are able would you consider fostering a pet in your home until we can find someone to adopt them? Please e-mail if you can help.

To find out about our Spay/ Neuter Clinics, Happy Adoption Stories and more about Kootenai Pets for Life, just click here.

Everyone Welcome

Every day we have volunteers either working at

the shelter with the animals or workingin

the background to provide funding for every animal

and supply needed at the shelter.Becoming a

member does not obligateanyone to volunteerhis/her

time. You can be an active or a silent

member - the choiceis yours!

We have tax exempt status, which

means contributions made to KPFL

are deductible as charitable contributionson

your federal and state income tax returns

(subject to rules and limitations the IRS puts

on contributions.)

Learn more about membership here. If you can help on any of the committees, pleasee-mail.

Who We Are

Kootenai Pets for Life is a non-profit volunteer

organization providing shelter and care for the

stray and abandoned foster care, veterinary

assistance, and education. We promote

spaying and neutering of pets and can assist people

in keeping their pets by providing Spay/Neuter pet o our

volunteer group here.