Oklahoma Humane Society Breaks Ground on Much-Anticipated Campus
When people see a newly completed building, the draw may initially be the architecture, the amenities, or the space itself. But we at CEC know the most meaningful projects are about the missions, organizations, and people those spaces are designed to support. That’s what makes the groundbreaking for the future home of the Oklahoma Humane Society so special.
What looks like dirt and construction today will soon become a new home for animal welfare in Oklahoma. For years, the Oklahoma Humane Society has served as a vital resource to pet animals and pet owners throughout the state, and this new campus will allow them to expand these services while also providing a more efficient and accessible experience for pet owners, adopters, volunteers, and staff. There will be spaces for adoption, veterinary care, grooming and other critical programs and services, while housing nearly 200 adoptable furry friends.
Projects like this serve as a reminder that infrastructure and engineering ultimately support much more than a finished building. Rather, it represents a shared commitment to animal welfare, community partnership, and the ability to Get Stuff Built Right together. For one of our Senior Civil Engineers, the project carries a personal connection:
“Our family adopted a cat from OK Humane in January. I am excited to work on a project that has such a great impact on our community and one that we also get to experience, personally. This facility will allow OK Humane to help so many more animals than they are able to now.”
– Kristi Guerrero, P.E.
The CEC team was honored to provide surveying and civil engineering services for this wonderful project. Congratulations to the Oklahoma Humane Society and the entire project team! We’re grateful to play a small role in supporting a mission that continues to make a lasting impact on our community.