West Virginia Governor wants to make the Mountain State a no-kill state, declares May as No-Kill Shelter Month

West Virginia Governor wants to make the Mountain State a no-kill state, declares May as No-Kill Shelter Month

Charleston, W. Va. — Governor Patrick Morrisey has proclaimed May as West Virginia No-Kill Shelter Month, a critical initiative aimed at making West Virginia a no-kill state this year. This effort underlines West Virginia's commitment to ending the unnecessary killing of dogs and cats throughout the state's shelters.   This proclamation coincides with recently released data from the leading national animal welfare organization Best Friends Anima…