Rescuing and helping animals in need has always been a top priority at Planned Pethood International. So when we opened our new clinic in Conifer last year, we were pleased to acquire the Intermountain Humane Society in Pine. Although PPI and IMH are now operating as one non-profit, the mission of IMHS hasn’t changed: to provide shelter for displaced, abandoned, and homeless pets until they find new homes.​

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In order to streamline our combined organizations, the decision was made to sell the property of the old shelter in Pine Junction. With constant repairs and upkeep needed to maintain the old buildings and the growing industrial presence around the shelter, it just seemed common sense to move the shelter to the new clinic location at Conifer Crossing.With two properties, you have two of everything — insurance, etc. We decided to move it so that we’re all under one building. Dr. Jeff is excited to bring the two entities physically together only 10 minutes away. The new facilities will be more modern and efficient with veterinary care for shelter animals just steps away. Six indoor/outdoor dog runs with heated floors are in the new plans.

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Work has already begun on a cattery on the second level of the clinic and funds are being raised to construct a new area for dogs adjacent to the main clinic. ​​​