09/02/2026
💔 **UPDATE ON LAST NIGHT’S BREAK-IN AT THE SHELTER** 💔
We are deeply saddened by the break-in at our shelter last night. As we struggle to understand why someone would commit such a despicable act against a place dedicated to helping homeless animals, we have been incredibly encouraged and touched by the kindness of our community.
Several people immediately reached out and offered to help replace the computer that was stolen. We are grateful to share that we were able to accept a generous offer from a local businessman to replace it. We cannot adequately express how thankful we are for this incredible support. ❤️
Moving forward, we will be collecting donations to **upgrade our security system and improve lighting in and around the shelter**. As much as it breaks our hearts that these measures are necessary, the safety of our animals is our absolute priority. This time, property was damaged and items were stolen—but next time, it could be worse.
🐾 **HOW YOU CAN HELP** 🐾
If you would like to contribute toward improving security and lighting at the shelter, donations can be made:
💰 **In person:** Monday-Friday 12-5
📬 **By mail:** TVAS P.O. Box 1815 Eureka, MT 59917
💻 **Online:** below or via Zelle on our website tobaccovalleyanimalshelter.com
**Please note “Security & Lighting” with your donation so we can ensure funds are directed toward this important project.**
Every donation—no matter the amount—will help us make the shelter a safer place for the animals in our care. ❤️
We are also grateful to announce that **Flathead Spay/Neuter Task Force has generously committed $200 toward a reward for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible.** Our Director has personally committed an additional **$500 reward**, bringing the total reward to:
🚨 **$700 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST OF THE PERPETRATOR** 🚨
If you have any information, no matter how small it may seem, please contact:
📞 **The Shelter: (406) 889-5457**
📞 **Lincoln County Sheriff's Department: (406) 297-2121**
Thank you to everyone who has reached out, offered support, donated, and shown us kindness during this difficult time. While this heartbreaking situation reminds us that there are people willing to do harm, your overwhelming generosity reminds us that there are so many more people willing to help. ❤️🐾
**Thank you for standing with us—and, most importantly, with the animals who depend on us.**