Crows may be the smartest in the bunch
When you think of smart animals, which animals come to mind? Dolphins? Monkeys? Perhaps even dogs?
When you think of smart animals, which animals come to mind? Dolphins? Monkeys? Perhaps even dogs?
It was a beautiful weekend and thousands showed up at The Forum’s Trash and Treasure Sale. Our Central Aroostook Humane Society booth was overwhelmed with lots of customers that wanted to show their support for the animals.
You never want your dog to totally hush if they are trying to alert you to danger. But you can teach them to calm down by responding to the alert and telling them they are good for alerting you.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Buffy, a stunning 2-year-old, long-haired ginger girl with exceptionally long whiskers.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Onyx, the kind of cat who turns a house into a home the second he walks in.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Bella, a gentle soul looking for a second chance. She came to the shelter after her owner died.
We are excited to be setting up at this weekend’s Trash & Treasure Show at the Forum in Presque Isle. It is always a fun event for the Central Aroostook Humane Society.
“It was three years ago and my first realization that there’s more to these kids’ school experiences than learning to read and write.”
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Simba, a sweet soul with endless charm. He is 10 years old, but he has plenty of love to give.
Just a reminder to stop by the Trash & Treasure Sale on Saturday and Sunday, April 25 and 26, at The Forum in Presque Isle.