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What do you do when you get a call at 9:30 on a Monday morning saying, “Come get your boxes”?
You grab your keys, grab your coffee, and get your behind over there to get your boxes.
And not just a few boxes.
Not even a lot of boxes.
I’m talking THREE. FULL. TROLLEYS. OF. BOXES.
My entire truck looked like it was moving out and starting a new life somewhere. I’ve never seen cardboard look so powerful.
You all REALLY showed up to help us feed the kittens, and we are endlessly grateful for your support. Truly — you’re the heroes in this kitten‑feeding saga.
And something tells me this is just the first wave.
Let’s see what rolls in throughout the week.
At this rate, the kittens might start eating better than I do.
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The ACC could use some help walking our dogs this Sunday morning (8/30) at 9:00 AM. While we might experience some wind and rain, weather permitting, we still hope to get the pups out for their daily morning routine.
If you are available to help, please send a private message to our Facebook page. Your assistance would be a major help to our staff, and the dogs always love the attention.
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🌈 Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈
Today, the ACC remembers all of the wonderful dogs and cats who have come through our shelter and touched our hearts. We have loved each and every one of them, and we are so grateful to the families who opened their homes and hearts to give them the love, care, and happy lives they deserved.
While saying goodbye is never easy, we can take comfort in remembering the incredible joy these animals brought to so many people. They may no longer be by our sides, but the memories, love, and happiness they gave us will always remain.
Today, we invite all of our ACC families to share your photos and memories in the comments so we can come together to remember the special dogs and cats who found love through your homes and celebrate the lasting paw prints they left on all of our hearts.
Forever loved. Forever remembered. Never forgotten.
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About us
The Animal Care Center (ACC) of St. John is located in Cruz Bay. The ACC addresses the problems of cruelty to, neglect and abuse of island animals. The shelter provides kennels for homeless dogs and inside cages for a limited number of homeless cats.
The ACC is a stable resource for the community, providing a no-kill shelter for homeless animals, a resource for animal lovers to find perfect pets, programs for island needs, and a community educational component.
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We have a range of volunteering activities that we would love for you to participate in.
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