Monthly Archives October 2021

Holidays not so fun for your pup?

Many of the “pandemic puppies” who were adopted since March 2020 may be experiencing their first holidays with larger family get-togethers this year now that vaccines are more widespread. 
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Bryn and Selah Save for Dogs

Bryn and Selah are such kind kids! They both really like dogs and wanted to do something nice to care for them. The friends decided to raise money by doing household chores and having a lemonade stand. They used the funds they raised to purchase dog treats, toys, and bowls for dogs and cats. Then, they donated their items to the dogs awaiting adoption here at HSHV. Thank you so much, Bryn and Selah! We are so thankful for your kindness, and we know the dogs are too!
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Animals Welcome Local Children on the Autism Spectrum 

Ann Arbor, MI (October 26, 2021) — Story Time at the Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) just got warmer and fuzzier. “We’ve offered our Little Paws Story Time for several years, but we know some children struggle with sitting still for longer stories, or feel overwhelmed by bright lights or crowded spaces,” says Jessie Hitt, HSHV’s Humane Education Manager. “So we’ve started ‘Sensory Story Time’ to offer a welcoming space for neurodivergent and autistic children and their families.” Sensory Story Time recently launched on select Tuesday mornings at HSHV. It includes stories, fingerplays, and personal interactions with the adoptable
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Little Fritzy. Such a sweet boy!

I’ve been an HSHV dog walker and saw Fritzy the first day he came into Intake as a stray. We bonded immediately. He loves us very much and the feeling is mutual. We had a great trip to Acadia National Park in August. On the way home in Massachusetts, our car hit a bear. Luckily, he was in a kennel fastened into the back seat. We were all ok, except the car. Please keep your animals restrained in the car. I know it’s easier not to, but you never know what can happen! Fritz now Fritzy
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Rose finds the perfect dog mamma

I’ve always wanted two dogs in my family. I just happened to be browsing through HSHV’s website when I came across Rose (Siberian Husky). I quickly gathered my kids and our other dog to meet Rose. The connection was instant and the two dogs got along well, and then the first six months were quite difficult. Rose was diagnosed with anxiety and depression. With lots of care, love and training, Rose is fitting in with our family. Rose has been with our family for 1 year now and she loves camping, doggie day care, jogging with mamma and big sis
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A Birthday for the Animals

Keira and Isaac are big animal lovers and very kind kids! They asked for donations to HSHV for their birthday instead of gifts. They collected food for the dogs and cats, litter, toys, and leashes, then they donated the items to the animal residents of HSHV! Thank you for your kindness, Keira and Isaac. Happy birthday!
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Girl Scouts Give Back

The girls of Girl Scout Troop #40434 are so kind! They wanted to support HSHV, so they used the funds they raised selling Girl Scout cookies to purchase items from our wish list. The girls donated food and toys for the animal residents here at HSHV. Thank you so much, Troop #40434! We appreciate your kindness and generosity, and we know the animals do too!
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Brooklyn and Ellie’s Bake Sale

Brooklyn and Ellie are such kind kids! They decided to have a bake sale to raise money for the animals here at HSHV. They collected the money they raised from their bake sale and donated it along with food for the animals. Thank you, Brooklyn and Ellie! We are so grateful for your kindness and generosity, and we know the animals are too.
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Letty finds a home

In March 2020, as I was packing my office equipment to take home because of the lockdown, a coworker told me that I should look into adopting a dog “as a companion for the end of the world, like in that Will Smith movie.” He mentioned that HSHV is just a few miles away from our office. So, I checked the website every few days until I saw Letty’s profile. I saw that Letty was hyperactive and reactive towards other dogs, and could use some training in the future. Drawn to the underdog, I decided to adopt her. She was
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