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74 Pets Helped at Fix-A-Pitty/Kitty Event
Thank you to everyone who promoted our Fix A Pitty/Kitty event, which provided the families of 74 cats, pit bulls & pit bull mixes with vouchers to cover spay-neuter surgeries! This event was made possible by a grant received from our friends at the ASPCA. The Humane Society of Clarksville-Montgomery Co. offers low-cost spay-neuter options
Norman “Noodles”
UPDATE: Your donations covered Norman’s vetting. Thank you!! He has fully recovered and is now living with his new family in Maine where he is an adorable (but pesky) little brother to Lydia the Boxer. Little 4-month old Norman “Noodles” was rescued from the local county shelter on March 21. Very soon thereafter, his foster
Friends and Family
Friends and Family
February is Spay-Neuter Awareness Month!
In conjunction with the World Spay Day 2012 initiative, the Humane Society will sponsor spay-neuter surgeries for families that adopt a large dog (45+ pounds) from Montgomery County Animal Control during the month of February only. What a great time to add a BIG addition to your family. Go get some big dog love! See their
ASPCA Awards $5,000 for Spay-Neuter
Spay-neuter is one of the Humane Society’s largest budget expenses, but this year we will be able to fund lots more cat surgeries thanks in part to a $5,000 grant awarded by the ASPCA! The Clarksville-Montgomery Co. area has been inundated with a huge cat overpopulation for as long as most of us can remember,
Ladies and Gentlemen…Meet Mr. & Miss Wags to Witches 2011
Mr. Wags to Witches 2011 – “Little Bruce Miller (Pet Parent -Cydney Miller) $467 Miss Wags to Witches 2011 – Cheetah Birdsong (Pet Parent – Skeeter Birdsong) $691 Thanks to all of our wonderful contestants we will be able to help so many less fortunate animals. Hope too see all of your beautiful faces in next
Wags to Witches Raises $16,000!
A special thank you to all of our sponsors, photo contest participants, dance attendees, auction & door prize donors and volunteers… for without you Wags to Witches simply would not be! This year’s event raised nearly $16,000, with $5,727 of that being from photo contest entries & voting. Congratulations to our 2011 photo contest winners: