In early August, 2018 we decided it was time to start looking for a companion for the young cat we’d adopted from Tiny Lions in April. We were not entirely sure who we’d find, but when we visited HSHV, we learned that there were a number of “Legacy Adoptions” available who had come from the Augusta Township hoarding situation. Satai (formerly Doris Lessing) was one of these. As we met many cats that afternoon, we kept coming back to this beautiful and imperious creature, who clearly needed love and also clearly had much to give. We knew she wouldn’t necessarily
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Monthly Archives November 2018
Ella’s Lemonade Stand!
It is true that Ella loves all animals! She wanted to help the animals here at HSHV in some way. So she decided to have her own lemonade stand. Ella used her earnings from the stand to donate to the animals in need at HSHV! We hope you know how much of a positive impact you have made to the animals here at the shelter and can not thank you enough for your hard work and generous donations. The animals will continue to be happy, healthy and safe because of you! Thank you, Ella!
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Emmy’s Birthday Wish!
Emmy is a volunteer here at HSHV and it is no secret that she loves animals! This year for Emmy’s birthday she decided that instead of presents this year, she wished to ask for money instead to donate to HSHV! We hope you know how much the animals and staff appreciate your thoughtfulness on your own birthday. Emmy, thank you so much for raising donations to help all of the animals at HSHV to continue to help keep them safe, healthy and happy!
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Sad beginning, happy ending.
After our 14-year-old black lab rescue died, we gave away our dog beds. We were heartbroken. A few months later, we started looking for dogs to adopt. We met Mareth and Garet, two 10-month old German Shepherd mixes, at HSHV. They had been chained to a fence and abandoned for three days with no food. So sad! When we first met, Mareth and Garet were nervous and sweet. We couldn’t adopt the dogs because we were going on vacation. While on vacation, we thought they had been adopted. We were disappointed. We called anyway. Good news! The dogs were available.
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Nicolai Chooses to Help Animals!
For Nicolai’s Birthday this year he decided to ask friends for presents that would not just be for himself, but for the animals at HSHV! He cares about animals a lot and says that he already has a lot of toys of his own and new he could help so many animals by asking for donations for them. From cat food, dog food, toys, cheese wiz and cash, Nicolai was able to make a huge impact for the animals at HSHV. We hope you know how much you have helped continue to give the animals here the happiness and love
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Area Youth Win the First Ever Humane Youth Awards
Three local teenagers are being recognized by the Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) for their work in making a positive impact on the lives of animals and people in the community.
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Joslyn Gives Back!
Josyln celebrated her own birthday this year by asking for donations to help the shelter animals! Items such as dog food, cat litter, towels and zip lock baggies were some of the great donated items. Joslyn was inspired to donate items to HSHV because she says that the animals always look happy and she wanted to help keep them happy! We hope you know how much the animals and the staff really appreciate your love and compassion for the animals. Your kind heart has made a difference for the animals while they wait for their forever homes, thank you so much Joslyn!
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Layla Loves Animals!
It is no surprise that Layla loves animals and wants nothing more than to make them happy. Layla celebrated her Birthday this year by collecting and donating items such as cat toys, cat food, dog treats, easy cheese and timothy hay for the animals at HSHV! We hope you know that you have made a huge difference for all of the animals here at the shelter. The staff and animals can not thank you enough for your compassionate heart in choosing to help the animals. Thank you, Layla!
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