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The city’s Design Review Board this morning gave the Humane Society of Naples preliminary design approval for an 11,868 square feet expansion and renovation. The renovation will include two new buildings and a nifty cat/dog paw print on the enterance.

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Adoption counselor Lauren Chestnut, left, visits with Fort Myers resident James Piga and "Onxy," a one--and-a-half-year-old black lab mix at the Humane Society Naples on Wednesday, August 27, 2008. On Wednesday, the City of Naples' Design Review Board approved an 11,000 square foot addition and renovation project at the animal shelter. David Albers/ Staff
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Naples residents Jesse Witten, left, and Kara Prestigiacomo are greeted by "Twilight" the cat as they visit the Humane Society Naples searching for a new dog on Wednesday, August 27, 2008. On Wednesday, the City of Naples' Design Review Board approved an 11,000 square foot addition and renovation project at the animal shelter. David Albers/ Staff
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Brittany Doner, of the Humane Society visits with "Gavin" at the Humane Society Naples on Wednesday, August 27, 2008. On Wednesday, the City of Naples' Design Review Board approved an 11,000 square foot addition and renovation project at the animal shelter. David Albers/ Staff
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Naples resident Maryla Panagos, left, fits a new collar on "Morgan," her new chihuahua, with adoption counselor Kathy Maher at the Humane Society Naples on Wednesday, August 27, 2008. On Wednesday, the City of Naples' Design Review Board approved an 11,000 square foot addition and renovation project at the animal shelter. David Albers/ Staff
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Fort Myers resident James Piga plays fetch with "Onxy," a one--and-a-half-year-old black lab mix, as the two get acquainted at the Humane Society Naples on Wednesday, August 27, 2008. On Wednesday, the City of Naples' Design Review Board approved an 11,000 square foot addition and renovation project at the animal shelter. David Albers/ Staff
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