County to assume management of Fayette County Animal Shelter; transition set for Oct. 18
October 01, 2025 | Fayette County, West Virginia
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County officials updated the commission and the public on plans to transition animal‑shelter management from the Fayette County Humane Society to the Fayette County Animal Shelter, with the new management expected to be in place by Oct. 18.
County staff said policies are being finalized, supplies and equipment will be inventoried, and the county is prepared to provide start‑up supplies as needed. County administrators asked residents who want to volunteer or donate to contact the courthouse and the county administration office for instructions and volunteer coordination.
Commissioners emphasized that animals and animal care remain a county priority and asked staff to continue public outreach regarding volunteer opportunities and donation needs.
Ending: Staff will finalize policies, inventory supplies, and provide contact information for volunteers and donors; the county expects to begin formal county management of the shelter on Oct. 18.
County staff said policies are being finalized, supplies and equipment will be inventoried, and the county is prepared to provide start‑up supplies as needed. County administrators asked residents who want to volunteer or donate to contact the courthouse and the county administration office for instructions and volunteer coordination.
Commissioners emphasized that animals and animal care remain a county priority and asked staff to continue public outreach regarding volunteer opportunities and donation needs.
Ending: Staff will finalize policies, inventory supplies, and provide contact information for volunteers and donors; the county expects to begin formal county management of the shelter on Oct. 18.
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