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About dogs . . .
About cats . . .
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Humane Society Events
We host a large variety of events
throughout the year. Be sure to check the Events
Calendar often!
Fundraising Events
- The Annual
Open House is held in spring. Contests, raffles and guest booths
raise money. Organizations, companies and veterinarians join us to
answer questions about pet ownership, health and care.
- Paws for the Cause
was launched in May 2001. Paw Print certificates are made available
for a small donation. Personalize them with your name or your pet's
name. Merchants throughout the county display the certificates
during the campaign.
- The Mutt Strut (formerly Walk-A-Thon)
is held in early autumn. It has grown to include contests, awards
and special guests. We have live music, a chicken barbecue and more!
- Our Pasta
Dinner and White Elephant Sale is held each October. Plan to
join us for a generous meal and terrific bargains on pre-enjoyed and
craft items.
- Tree of
Lights for the Animals extends from Thanksgiving through the
Christmas and Hanukkah holidays. You are invited to help decorate
the shelter's holiday tree with lights and ornaments by making
donations in honor or memory of a pet.
Pet-related Events
- We participate in the national Spay
Day event promoted by the Doris
Day Animal Foundation and PETsMART.
The goal of the event is to call attention to the problem of pet
overpopulation, and to recognize the efforts by local communities
and groups to combat the problem. We hold drawings for free
spay/neuter certificates.
- Adopt-A-Pet
Days improve our presence in the community. One of our
volunteers takes cats, kittens and a dog or puppy to local
businesses 30-40 times a year.
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