Make informed decisions when adopting PET BULLETIN Gloria J. TowleBoard Member First of all, we would like to say a huge thank you to Graves Shop and Save for collecting for the Central Aroostook Humane Society for the entire month of April. Not only did they collect lots of supplies for the shelter, a […]
by Lorraine Monfils Imagine being very sick and there is no one there to help you. Every day you get weaker and weaker, you have no appetite and you are losing weight.
DONATION Laboratory staff at The Aroostook Medical Center, along with the staff from North Street Family Practice and Internal Medicine and Aroostook Pediatrics, collected items to be donated to the Central Aroostook Humane Society in Presque Isle during National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week which was April 20-26.
A day in the life of a shelter worker By Gail WiederBoard member That was me on Friday, April 11; Betsy and Sharon had left that day to go to a conference that left only two girls to do all the work, along with the volunteers. My day job as a CSR at Dead […]
What a busy few weeks it has been at Houlton Humane Society. We have done a number of adoptions, and had so many visitors … every day is busy. We love it this way. We do, however, have three dogs, who despite all the adoptions, sit here day after day, with no interest. So let me take this time to tell you about Dexter, Feebee and Neeson.
by Lorraine Monfils Last week a sweet little black and white kitten arrived at the Ark. She is very petite and doesn’t look too much more than five or six months old. She weighs about 5 or 6 pounds as well. And as I am sure you must have guessed she is a namesake. We have […]
Is it a stray or just a straying cat? PJ RusselFriend and Volunteer “Oh…. Look at the beautiful cat, he must be lost.” We have all said that at some time, but is he or she truly lost?
Contributed photo There are currently three rabbits at the Halfway Home Pet Rescue awaiting good homes. The rabbits are spay/neutered and are ready for adoption. President of the HHPR Norma Milton says that the rabbits are great pet quality, very gentle and happy and are about 95 percent litter box trained.
Kitties enjoy new beds Gloria J. TowleBoard Member We are always looking for better ways to improve our shelter and improve the lives of our cats and dogs for the time they are with us.
We are always looking for better ways to improve our shelter and improve the lives of our cats and dogs for the time they are with us. Over the years we’ve acquired Kuranda beds for several of our pet cages, donated by pet lovers.
