Kayenta Animal Control & Shelter (KACS)
Hope from Within

Kayenta Animal Control & Shelter logoFrank Ramsey with dogs

Kayenta Animal Control & Shelter
P.O. Box 1118
Kayenta, AZ 86033

KACS Board:

Ronald Watch, President
Nina Heflin
Frank Ramsey, Secretary

Contact: Frank Ramsey
kacs@kayentaanimalshelter.org

Kayenta is located in the Four Corners area, on the Navajo Nation. Kayenta is about 150 miles northeast of Flagstaff, AZ, and 30 miles south of Monument Valley, Utah. Click here to see a map of Kayenta's location. (Mapquest)

Subsidized Low-Cost Spay/Neuter and Vaccination Clinics, Fall 2009


Russ Mann gives check to Ron Watch, KACS board member, and Frank Ramsey
Russ Mann rode his Harley from Chelmsford (near Lowell), MA, to Kayenta, AZ, in a "Charity Ride for Homeless Animals" to raise awareness of the plight of homeless animals in Kayenta and to raise money towards funding KACS animal shelter. In this photo, he is seen donating $1800. to Ronald Watch, KACS Board President, and Frank Ramsey, KACS Secretary. Thank you Russ!


Clinic, monsoon, strays, and some rescues slideshow

Read our Progress Reports


Monument Valley

Photo by Leo Allen

Frank Ramsey,with the assistance of the Kayenta Township, is trying to open an animal shelter in Kayenta. The Township has committed 2 acres of land and $90,000. towards a building fund to achieve this aim.

In 2005, SNAP, a mobile spay/neuter provider, spent 4 weeks providing free spay/neuter in Kayenta. In 2006, Plateauland, another mobile spay/neuter provider, continued to visit Kayenta every other month for 1 day of low-cost spay/neuter. In 2007, Dr. Carol Holgate, of Tuba City, AZ, is offered a series of 6 Mondays in Kayenta of low-cost spay/neuter and vaccinations services, subsidized by the Pegasus Foundation.



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