AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO
LEWIS AND CLARK HUMANE
SOCIETY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GINA
WIEST IS RETIRING.
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SINCE BECOMING DIRECTOR IN
19-98, WIESTHELPED DEVELOPTHE
STATEWIDE SPAY-NEUTER PROGRAM
SPAY MONTANA.
THE NUMBER OF STRAY ANIMALS
BROUGHT INTO THE SHELTER HAS
BEEN
REDUCED BY MORE THAN HALF SINCE
THEN.
WIEST ALSOORGANIZED THE
SHELTERING AND EVENTUAL
ADOPTION EFFORTS FOR 160
MALAMUTES SEIZED IN A 20-12
CRUELTY CASE.
SHESAYS HER TIME AT THE SHELTER
HASN'TALWAYS BEEN EASY, BUT
SHE COULDN'T IMAGINE HER LIFE
WITHOUT IT.
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TAKE SOT: XX:12 OC:..OUR HELP
SO MUCH. IT LITERALLY HAS
CHANGED MY LIFE AND HOW I VIEW
PEOPLE. THE GOOD IN PEOPLE AND
THE ANIMALS THAT NEED OUR HELP
SO
MUCH.
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WIEST SAYS THE SHELTER'S WORK
WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE
WITHOUT HER STAFF AND THE
COMMUNITY'S SUPPORT.
HER LAST OFFICIAL DAY IS JANUARY
31ST --BUT SHE PLANS ON STAYING
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