HSHV will be
CLOSED on
Sat., July 4th
in honor of
Independence Day
URGENT: HSHV needs quality dry cat food for our Bountiful Bowls and TNR programs. Examples are: IAMS, Science Diet, Eukanuba, Nutro Natural Choice, Pro Plan, etc. |
Check out our Kitten and Cat adoption specials - including FREE FELINE FRIDAYS!
HSHV is proud to honor DADS & GRADS
Visit our tribute page!
Grand Total Raised at Walk & Wag - $121,000!
Visit the Walk & Wag Wrap-up page for full details.
Thank you to ann arbor's 107.1 fm and morning host Martin Bandyke for giving the homeless pets a voice!
Listen every Thursday morning around 8:30 for the Pet-of-the-Week segment!
The Pet-of-the-Week is Rocky
Rocky was found with a collar on but it had no tags and he did not have a microchip. He hoped that his family would come looking for him but now 32 days later he has given up hope.
We are his temporary companions and we make sure Rocky gets love everyday until his new family can claim him as their permanent doggie. Rocky can't wait for that day!
Rocky is a 3 year old Jack Russell with a fun personality. He enjoys running and playing and is an all around fun little dude. He's been neutered, and given his shots and he is here at the shelter waiting to find his forever family.
We want Rocky to be adopted by a family with no small children under age of 12 because of his energy level. It would also be good if his family is familiar with Jack Russell's!
THANK YOU!
- Thank you Dogma Catmantoo for supplying a valuable coupon to anyone who adopts the 107.1 pet-of-the-week!
- Also thank you to The Center for Animal Training for supplying a 25% OFF coupon for services including, training sessions, Behavior Consultation, and/or TTouch / Wellness sessions for your new adopted pet.
Thank you to Lucy Ann Lance and Dean Erskine for hosting a weekly "Pet-of-the-Week" segment. Make sure you tune in at 11:00 am every Saturday to hear Lucy Ann and Dean. 1290 AM - WLBY
The Pets-of-the-Week this week are Jiminy & Cricket
Cricket (right) and her brother Jiminy were left outside our front gate. The poor babies were very confused but their owner obviously could not care for them. They are 10 year old Himalayan kitties who are both front declawed.
Cricket's fur was matted to the point where it needed to be shaved in the popular "lion" cut. According to the note left with them, they have always been indoor cats, and are good with other cats and dogs and children. They were left alone much of the time prior to coming here which makes them a little timid at first.
Cricket is a beautiful Seal Point with those huge blue eyes and a very playful disposition. Jiminy is an Orange Point and is a bit shyer. He likes to stay in his kitty condo for visits most of the time. We want them to stay together and so we have made them part of our PURRRFECT PAIR program. They are two peas in a pod!
Because they are senior cats, YOU CAN HAVE BOTH FOR ONLY $15!
Here's your chance to have two beautiful cats and give them a second chance for a caring home.
The Local Dog Network Sponsored Dog:
UPDATE - Harold was adopted!
Tina is now being sponsored by the Local Dog Network which will assist her adoptive family with gift certificates! Check out this wonderful organization of local pet advocates.
Abandoned without food or water, left on a porch for days in freezing weather with no source of warmth - that's part of Tina's story. She also has been bred at least once and still shows signs of having had a recent litter. She's been here almost 3 months now, and Tina the sweet needs a home. Tina is safe and well fed here at the shelter. She is a sweet and loving girl, just 3 years old. Despite her previous treatment, she loves people and will lean against you to show it. Tina is a good girl looking for just the right family who can treat her well. She needs to be in a family where any kids are at least 12, and she needs a family who will be patient and kind to her! She also should be in a cat free home. Tina is a big galoot who loves to run and loves to chew on toys and to play fetch. She's smart, and knows sit, and will looking longingly at you for the treat after sitting. Tina has been spayed and has had her shots and is available to be your loving companion today.
"Purrfect Pairs":
Take a look at all the "PURRFECT PAIRS" we have at HSHV. Ask about their special adoption prices.
HSHV provides 24 hour rescue services for sick and injured wildlife and stray animals. Please note that HSHV does not accept healthy animals, including feral cats or wildlife, for euthanasia. Please contact our Trap, Neuter and Return Coordinator for issues regarding feral cats at (734) 662-5585.
Please click here for more information on humane solutions to wildlife problems.
HSHV has a Trap, Neuter and Return Program for people in Washtenaw County caring for feral cat colonies. Find out how we can help you care for feral cats.
Trying to keep neighborhood cats out of your yard using humane methods? Take a look at this new product:
The Scarecrow cat repellant.
