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 HSHV Crain's Best Managed Non-profit runner-up!
This is the 19th year Crain's Detroit Business has identified the best-managed nonprofits in metro Detroit. HSHV voted Runner-Up! READ MORE
HSHV Wins at Deals-of-the-Year Awards
The Ann Arbor Business Review event honors the best and most significant business transactions of the past 12 months in the Ann Arbor region. READ MORE
HSHV Starts Pet Food Assistance Program
HSHV started a "Bountiful Bowl" pet food assistance program this month to help families. Get more information.
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We have Calendars!
Purchase a 2009 Calendar and help homeless pets. Available at the HSHV Adoption Center.
- 2009 Jaycees Pet Photo Winners Calendar
- 2009 CAN (Local Politicians and their Pets) Calendar
The 
Pet-of-the-Week - Charley 
Charley was one of three Beagles that lived their life in a wire coup outside in the cold until the HSHV Cruelty & Rescue Team brought them to the shelter because of neglect. Charley's buddies were younger and have both been adopted and are doing really well we are happy to report. But, Charley is still here and it's been six weeks.
It's Charley's turn to find a family that will adore him and who is willing to give this guy some attention. He is a very sweet dog who just wants to be with you. It's hard to imagine, but Charley's life here at the shelter is much improved from his previous life, but he deserves so much more . . . a family to play with, one that understands beagles, and one that will be patient with this loving and loyal companion.
Charley is a sweet 8-year-old guy, who likes to go for walks and is a typical beagle, following his nose to interesting adventures. He should be in a family where any kids are at least 12 years old and a family who knows about Beagles and their beagly behaviors! Come visit him and see if you are the family to give him a loving, carefree life!
Take a look at all the "PURRFECT PAIRS" we have
at HSHV. Ask about their special adoption prices. Adopting "PALS" together is great!
Thank you 107one, Dogma Catmantoo and the Local Dog Network for helping us find homes for every adoptable animal in our care.
REMEMBER: If you adopt our "Pet-of-the-Week", you will receive a valuable coupon which can be redeemed at Dogma Catmantoo at 208 4th Avenue in Downtown Ann Arbor.
If you're trying to juggle how you're going to pay for your pet food, we have help for you. Find out how you can get FREE pet food.
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Important Announcement (1-5-05):
Due to the large number of cats coming into our shelter, we ask that you please call ahead if you find yourself in a position of having to relinquish your cat to us. When you call, we will let you know what your options are at that time. Our shelter serves homeless animals in Washtenaw County, Canton and Plymouth and requests a small relinquishment fee to help pay for your animal’s care. If you live outside of these areas please bring your animal to your own community designated shelter.
For a list of shelters and rescues in your own area, please click here.
Washtenaw County, Canton and Plymouth residents are never turned away but you will be helping us and your pet by calling ahead first.
Thank you.
Please call (734) 662-5585 x 118
Join our Guardian Circle of Donors and protect homeless animals for years to come. Our Guardian Circle recognizes donors who have made a commitment to make a gift of a lifetime through a planned gift such as a will, trust or charitable gift annuity. Please click here or contact Development Director, Jaci Niclos at jaci@hshv.org or 662-5585 ext. 125.
Look Who's Been Adopted!
HSHV has many wonderful animals all needing loving homes. Did you know that we also have purebred and "designer dogs" that come into the shelter everyday? Take a look at some of the dogs that have been adopted recently and find out how you can find a certain breed at the shelter.
Look Who's Been Adopted
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.
Our mission is to support the loving, responsible care of all animals in our community by:
- Ensuring proper, nurturing care, for the animals in our shelter.
- Placing all adoptable animals in loving homes.
- Reducing pet overpopulation.
- Providing education and outreach to the community.
- Stopping animal cruelty.
View our "WISH LIST" for items we need. Thank you!
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