AMBER TOWNSHIP, Mich. An organization in western Michigan has plans for an animal shelter where euthanasia is not an option. Mason County PAWS has finalized the purchase of a 12.5-acre property in Amber Township for a no-kill shelter, the Ludington Daily News reported. Jacklyn Osgood, the nonprofits president, said its a big step for the organization and for area's animal advocates. The most pressing need will be preparing the property east of Ludington for winter, and Mason County PAWS will need donations and volunteers in order to make that happen. The organizations board will meet soon to determine a timetable for when the shelter might open.