Marian Eccles News Today

A 1920s themed New Years Gala that rang in the New Year raised a considerable amount of money for the Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter. While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, co-founder and operator of the Unleashed Foundation, Marian Eccles, made the announcement. M. Eccles

The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter has changed their policy regarding visitors walking through the kennel area. In the past, residents visiting the shelter would make an appointment and at the designated time are guided through the back area containing the kennels of available dogs. Due to the

Executive Director of the Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter AJ Evans and owner and operator of the Unleashed Foundation, Marian Eccles stopped by Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to share some tips for keeping your furry family members nice and warm this coming winter season. According to Eccles, even i

The Sheridan Dog and Cats Shelter has a paired set of dogs that will require a little more understanding than the average adopted K9. Shelter Dog Lead Emi Whiting told listeners of Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse that Merle and Melvin came to the shelter with only a few details concerning their ba

Many animals that find themselves at a shelter have experienced traumatizing events, neglect or abuse which can lead to fear based reactions or aggression. During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter dog trainer and founder of the non-profit organization,

The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter will benefit from an upcoming 5k Run/Walk, organized by the Powder Horn Golf Course.  On Saturday, April 15, participants will meet in the lobby of the Powder Horn Golf Course Clubhouse. The public is invited to come walk, jog or run a 3.1 mile course where pets o

During a recent appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter Dog Lead Emi Whiting and Unleashed Foundation owner and operator Marian Eccles told listeners that the inaugural Valentine’s Critter Carnival was a success. The Shelter teamed up with Landon’s Green

The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter has traditionally rehabilitated dogs that have shown aggressive or antisocial behavior in order to find a permanent family and home. One of the secret weapons used by the shelter to achieve this is the owner and operator of the Unleashed Foundation, Marian Eccles

While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter Operations Manager Cindy Popp and dog trainer Marian Eccles brought along Candy, a senior dog available for adoption from the shelter. Adopting a senior dog comes with some advantages, according to Popp and Ec

Pets are not usually enthused about the Fourth of July fireworks. Dogs dislike the noise, and try to avoid it in may ways, hiding, or even getting out of their home and running away. More pets are listed as missing after the Fourth than any other day. Marian Eccles of the Unleashed Foundation &am