by Lorraine Monfils Earlier this year, we told you about Bubbles the little kitten that was found in the snow bank in below zero weather. We thought that we would give you an update on her. She is still at the vet. They have been able to provide her with a foster home, where she […]
Picking safe treats for pets PET BULLETIN‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society Carolyn L. CheneyBoard of Directors We hope that everyone will come out to the Forum on April 17 and 18 for the Home & Small Business Show. The Central Aroostook Humane Society will be set up in the Forum’s […]
Contributed by Ark Animal SanctuaryThe Ark Animal Sanctuary Memorial Art Show/Supper benefits held at The Horn on March 20 and The Elks Lodge on April 4 were a huge success.
Dog quotes worth sharing PET BULLETIN‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society By Gail WiederBoard Member By now, having read my articles for the last year or so, you all know I’m a Crazy Dog Lady. Yup, that is me; it doesn’t matter the size, color, breed — love them all.
During one of the worst snowstorms that we had this year, a small dog was spotted on one of the busiest roads in town. The animal was almost hit multiple times as it ran out in the middle of the road. Two school teachers stopped on their way to work to try and help the tiny little animal, but were unsuccessful. A gentleman in a truck, determined to catch it, followed the dog slowly until it reached a point where it just sat down. He opened the door and the dog hopped in.
To the editor:
It is always the season to not litter. Not only is it illegal to litter in Maine, but it is punishable with a hefty fine. This is for the good of the environment as well as the scenic value of our tourist season. I do love seeing this law strictly enforced by our police department.
Contributed photo by Robyn Smith Rosemary and Betsy, two young adult spayed females with all their medical surgeries completed while residents of the Halfway Home Pet Rescue in Caribou, are leaving on April 9th for Portland where the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland will place them in new permanent homes. Volunteers of HHPR have […]
Considering adopting a new feline? PET BULLETIN‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society By Christine Cowett Robinson Bringing a new kitten into your home is exciting, whether this is your first feline or an addition to your current pet family. Your kitten will be entirely reliant on you to ease his/her transition […]
Contributed photo by Robyn Smith Josie is a very light colored calico 8-month-old spayed female living at the Halfway Home Pet Rescue Adoption Center. She came in as a feral to tame and be allowed for adoption. Though the patience and loving care of HHPR volunteers, Josie has now made up her mind that most humans […]
HOULTON, Maine — Abused, disfigured and abandoned. If anyone had good reason to have a massive chip on his tiny, furry shoulder, it’s Emerson the cat.
