Westley has been in foster for 6 months. This guy has made so much progress in that time. He went in very timid and afraid of his shadow, now he is open and playful. It’s amazing what a loving environment can do!
Here’s the latest from his foster mom:
We’ve unlocked another level of Westley in the last few weeks. He has become more open and excited to meeting new people and will now actively seek love/pets. Westley continues to demonstrate a fond love for snacks and furry friendship, even adding a girlfriend to the his life last week- sorry ladies. Westley is currently working on being adventurous, learning how to do paw, and cuddling.
For more information about Westley and all the animals in our shelter please contact the ACC at 340-774-1625, email info@stjacc.org, or message our Facebook page.
We've loved having Westley in our neighborhood! He's a great dog!
Awwwww Westley ♥️♥️♥️ Im so happy he is doing so great.
Raj Misra
Come meet Isaac and Zac Hanson today at Mongoose Junction. We will be there for our adoption clinic from 11:30 to 1:30.
Isaac and Zac are 7 weeks old, have had their first vaccination and are ready to go home with you!
For more information about all the animals in our shelter please contact the ACC at 340-774-1625, email info@stjacc.org, or message our Facebook page.
Awww you know i love those little void kitties!!!
I got to love on Isaac. Soooo sweet!
What sweet little voids
Michelle Hensley!
Love my black kitty from Animal Care Center of St. John. He was one of the ones flown out on Kenny’s jet after Irma. 🥰😍 🐈⬛
Dana Griffith Neil
Sarah Hodges
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Hi from Marley. ACC alum along with sibling jasmine. 2017
We had a lot of boxes at the Biz Center yesterday.
Thank you to everyone that has purchased kitten and puppy food the last couple weeks. It’s starting to come in and we are so grateful!
How are the puppies doing?
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.
