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Memorial Wall and Garden on facility grounds
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Building Make Over
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More Appreciation
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The High Desert Humane Society will soon have its name on the
building. Also Grant County Animal Control, the two entities have
been working together for the past 40 years. To help finance the
change donations are being taken in the form of sponsoring each
letter. The individual letters will cost $40.00 each and our logo
will cost $18.00 each piece. If you would like to help out in
this endeavor you may bring your donation to The High Desert Humane
Society.
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Kittens
The season is upon us. If you are looking for
a new household friend. We recieve many kittens and puppies
in the months too come.
Or if you would like to help curb the amount
of feral cats in your neighborhood. We would like to remind
you that the H.A.L.T. program will help pay for roughly half
of the cost to get your cat or dog spayed or neutered.
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COME SHOP AT THE
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THRIFT STORE
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Needed:
Gently used household
items
Volunteers to receive,
sort and stock items
Volunteers to cashier
and clean in the shop
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North Bullard
Hours of Operation:
*Wed-Sat
10 - 2 *
For
more information
Call:
Mary
Cowan 538-2626
Jerry
Howell 654-3002
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Kiwanis Kids
Stout Elementry students participated in a bake
sale at our shot clinic on May 11, 2013. The kids sold over $200.00
dollars worth of baked goods, donated $100.00 they won at the Christmas
carolling contest, food, toys and goodies. All of this while walking
and socializing with all of the animals. We thank you very much.
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ALUMINUM CANS NEEDED
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"Kaiser"
is our Pets of the Month
A very playful 1 year old neutered male Border Collie mix. He
loves to go walking and playing in the park.
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Cash for Cans
Donations for 2012 totaled
- $2062.00
Thank You Everybody!
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The Humane Society
has been doing very well on our aluminium can recycle project
but we can always use more. Bring your cans to the Humane Society
any time.
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T-shirts are now available |
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Here
is the new design on our T-shirts.
Sweat
shirts and long or short sleeve T-shirts are available at the Humane
Society. The T-shirts run $15.00/$20.00 and the sweatshirts are
$20.00.
They come in assorted colors/sizes.
Come
pick one up and help support the Humane Society.
Please
help remind people to keep identification on their pets so they
may find their way home.
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Cats
Gone Wild |
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The Outside cat playroom has been going through a make-over.
A new outside layer of wire has been fastened to the existing
mesh to help prevent this seasons new kittens from going astray.
Thanks to board member Heidi Sexton for providing the material
and volunteers Stephanie Pulliam and Lonnie Strange who helped
staff members field the work.
A new chair, and some quick fixes have helped to give the outdoor
area a nicer more playful look for our furry felines and their
friends.
If anyone has any other ideas that might help even further the
renovations please call us at 538-9261.
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Gone but not forgotten "Daisy" the front door dog
alarm
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Welcoming a new board member.
Jeanine Jones second from the right has become a new board
member at The High Desert Humane Society. Long time friend to
the animals she frequently brings her grandson to visit. Along
with many of years of volunteering for the yard sale and our
thrift store "Our Paws' Cause".Welcoming her from
the left to the right are some of the current members, Victoria
York, June Decker, Jane Spinti, Heidi Sexton, and Jerry Howell.
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Gone but not forgotten
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Cash (asleep on the filing cabinet)
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Many animals pass through the Humane Society and a few remain
for the rest of their lives. We pay tribute to those that stayed
and enriched our lives.
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After
the Quaill Ridge fire, Gilbert Helton, Silver City's code enforcement
officer. Put in for a grant to purchase our new relief animal transport
trailer. The trailer will help out for emergency preparedness for
Grant County.
It
has six holding compartments that will help those in need, knowing
that their animals will make it out of the emergency area. Thank
you Gilbert and all of those in the community that helped make this
possible.
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H.A.L.T.
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Halt a Litter Today
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We have increased the amount of money people will recieve through
our H.A.L.T. program.
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No more than (3) three coupons per 12 month period, per
family, each coupon reduced by $5.00 each. All animals must have
current rabies shot and city/county liscense as required by law.
Participating vetenarians include Animal Medical Center, Arenas
Valley Animal Clinic, Gila Animal Clinic, & Town & Country.
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Spay/Neuter Assistance Guidelines
Male Cat $35.00 Female Cat $45.00
- Male Dog under 20 # $45.00
- Male Dog 20# to 50# $50.00
- Male Dog over 50# $55.00
- Female Dog under 20# $55.00
- Female Dog 20# to 50# $60.00
- Female Dog over 50# $65.00
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April Boutique
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Volunteers set up and manned a booth for The High
Desert Humane Society. Individuals donated dog biscuits, people
goodies, and animal accessories to raise money for our H.A.L.T.
program.
Later in the year their should also be a craft fair.
Similar in context, the events always have original items and friendly
people.
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