New year, new beginnings
Help us create more second chances for animals in need.
During the winter, finding ways to keep your pup active and engaged can be tricky, especially for energetic dogs who love to play outside. For days when the weather is too brisk to exercise your best friend outdoors, puzzles and indoor activities can be a great solution.
We’ve put together a list of fun, DIY ways you can entertain your dog with just a few supplies.
What could be more fun than spending your Friday night with our furry friends at Animal Humane Society? Children are invited to wear their cozy pajamas, bring a blanket and pillow, and be ready for some animal-themed fun while parents enjoy an evening to themselves!
Join us for Furry Friends & Films on Friday, January 31 from 6-9 PM or Friday, February 14 from 6-9 PM.
Recent frigid temperatures across the state may have you wondering whether it's safe for your pets to be outside -- and what to do if you find an animal out in the cold.
Animal Humane Society Veterinarian Dr. Kate Farmer tells us what to look out for in our furry friends when it comes to deciding how cold is too cold for your pet.
Tommy was found with his brother, Percy, huddled together for warmth in a box beside a railroad track. On a cold winter day, a compassionate animal lover heard the whimpering of the puppies and brought them to Animal Humane Society, where they could finally get the care they desperately needed.
Tommy had an uphill battle to recovery, especially after the unfortunate passing of his brother, but he continued to fight. Our veterinary staff provided around-the-clock care to warm and nourish Tommy, and against all odds, he transformed into the happy, playful puppy he had always deserved to be.
Caring, compassionate advice and resources to address all your animal concerns.