Animal shelter’s first director steps down
When Kelly Goodin arrived at Second Chance Humane Society for the first time, she had no plans to stay for almost two decades.
As a social worker, she had started some animal rescue work on the side, seeing the need for it and needing a break herself from human crises. She came to Ridgway, planning to stay for a summer, and thought she would volunteer with the Humane Society.
At the time, the shelter was in “a rickety little building,” had about three part-time staff members and was only open ...