Visits serve as educational opportunity PET BULLETIN ‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society By Christine Cowett Robinson Special to the Star-Herald We participated in the Kiwanis Show at the Forum last weekend; what a great time! We saw many people we knew and met some new friends. Many people were thrilled […]
CAHS announces 2010 Kiwanis Show prize winners PET BULLETIN ‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society By Christine Cowett RobinsonSpecial to the Star-Herald We participated in the Kiwanis Show at the Forum last weekend; what a great time! We saw many people we knew and made some new friends.
HOULTON, Maine — The Ark Animal Sanctuary took one step closer to realizing its dream of building a safe haven for animals when it signed papers March 31 to acquire a 35-acre parcel of land near the Houlton Airport.
According to Lorraine Monfils, organizer of the Ark Animal Sanctuary, the group has been actively searching for land for about six months in the hopes of creating a no-kill shelter for stray animals.
Every once in a while you have to step out of your comfort zone. Life would be very boring if you didn’t, and it seems that lately, all of us involved with the animal shelter are living outside of our comfort zone on a day-to-day basis.
A lot of you have been asking about our annual Morgan Renee Cowett walk-a-thon for the animals so I’m pleased to tell you that the event is scheduled for May 1 at Mike Carpenter’s farm on the North Road. I am very excited about this event for a number of reasons. Thank you Melanie […]
Law requires strays be taken to shelter PET BULLETIN ‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society By Christine Cowett RobinsonSpecial to the Star-Herald We were at the Forum again this weekend for the Spring Open Market and what a great time we had. We met many wonderful animal lovers and shared many […]
By Barbara ScottStaff Writer For the second year, the Caribou Ecumenical Food Pantry will take part in the Feinstein Foundation Challenge to End Hunger. Shawn Feinstein, a Rhode Island resident offers to give away $1 million of his own money, in an attempt to end hunger in the United States.
Restrain pets in open vehicles it’s the law PET BULLETIN ‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society By Christine Cowett Robinson Special to the Star-Herald The weather has been so awesome! As I am out and about I see more and more people out with their dogs enjoying the sunshine. What really […]
