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All Events are Tentative
Save the Dates
CANCELLED - May 2 - Yappy Hour at Rookie's
June 6 - Scrap Metal Recycling
June 13 - Tattoos at Cattoos
POSTPONED - Woofstock & Pat McGee Dog Walk
August 21-23 - Pet Theme Weekend in Lily Dale
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April was dumped sometime in the summer of 2018, had one litter outside, and was captured just before a second litter was born. She is a short haired tabby who was a bit reclusive at first, but now she has blossomed and loves attention, but is not hyper about getting it. She has an upbeat but calm personality, and is never aggressive in any way. April needs another friendly cat in the home. She likes to bond with another cat. and now all her friends have been adopted.
Her drawbacks are that she is ordinary looking and quiet, so does not get noticed among the other cats. She will be an ideal pet in any home, whether there are children and/or other pets or not. She is featured as a Lonely Hearts Cat because she stands back, so her adoption fee is 50% less, only $30. What a great deal for a spayed sweetie like this!
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Featured Cat:
Meg
Meg was found early this winter with a possible jaw injury. When she was spayed, the vet noticed her teeth were "tight" so she went to a dental specialist for orthodontics, if you can believe that. No braces, but she had surgery to have two teeth removed. Meg is affectionate but she is afraid of other cats, so will need to be the only one.
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Adoptions
15 cats and 10 dogs
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LHS Animals Find Forever Homes
LHS volunteers have been working hard to empty the shelter as much as possible during the coronavirus quarantine. And lots of adopters stepped up to make that happen.
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Beauty (now Maisie) looks forward to life with her new family.
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Dogie (now Knox) with his new family and a welcome home sign they made.
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Dudley (now Juice) goes home with his new Dad
and surveys his North Buffalo neighborhood.
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Luna with her new family. Sam & Max ready for the ride home.
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Casper will have kids to play with.
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Bubba helps his teacher mom Sully heads to life on a big farm.
with a shout out to her students.
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Lennox (formerly Bubba) navigates to his new home
and gets checked out by the family dog.
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Armani gets pampered in new home. Monica settles into her new digs.
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Life at the Adoption Center
Only a handful of dogs and cats remain at the Adoption Center to minimize how many volunteers need to stop by. But the animals still there receive loads of attention.
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Lacy loves outings by car. Tank shows off his ball skills.
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The puppies investigate a hole. Kittens cuddle in foster care.
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Lakeshore Humane Society (LHS) established the Spay/Neuter Program to help assist cats and dogs who are in need of altering through the funding provided by the Bertha Hamilton Trust fund. Funds now are limited and are dependent on grants. Spay/Neuter assistance is only available for the townships listed on the front of the application.
How the program works. Spay/Neuter (S/N) applications are available and can be picked up at LHS at 431 E. Chestnut St. in Dunkirk during normal business hours (none for now during quarantine) or can be obtained on our website at www.lakeshorehumanesociety.org. Thorough instructions are listed on the back of the S/N form. The top section of the form must be completed in full by the cat/dog owner prior to submitting the form to the LHS. Once the form has been received the S/N treasurer will authorize the form with a voucher number, authorization date, expiration date, and validation signature. The S/N treasurer will then mail the completed form back to the cat/dog owner to be taken to a Veterinarian/ Hospital/ Clinic who has agreed to participate in the program. A list of the locations is listed on the back of the S/N form. The voucher is valid for up to 2 months. If it expires, the cat/dog owner will have to apply for a new one.
The pet owner must take the S/N voucher to the Veterinarian/ Hospital/ Clinic on the day of the Spay/Neuter surgery. After the surgery is completed the vet office will deduct the amount of $80 for female cats and dogs and $50 for male cats and dogs off of the pet owners’ invoice. The pet owner will cover the remainder of the bill. LHS will pay the funds directly to the veterinarian who performs the surgery.
This is not a rebate program. LHS will not supply funding if the animal has already been spayed/ neutered, and therefore you will not be eligible for assistance. If you have any additional questions, please call the LHS at 716-672-1991 ext. 3 and leave a detailed message and the S/N treasurer will return your call.
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No Used Items, Please
We are no longer taking donated items other than NEW & Unopened Cleaning Supplies or Paper Products. At this time we can no longer accept used items such as towels, linens, and blankets. Thank you for your understanding.
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