We are currently feeding 66 cats at the Ark which are inside and another 10 to 15 outside that are feral. At times it can be a bit overwhelming. We have had straw and styrofoam coolers and a heated water bucket donated to help us care for the ferals this winter
David is an approximately 8-month-old Russian Blue male domestic shorthair who is residing in a Halfway Home Pet Rescue Foster Home.
As I’m sure you’ve heard, Houlton Humane Society has been blessed recently, having been awarded two $10,000 grants for spaying and neutering programs.
Most of us can agree that having a pet around is something pretty amazing.
Halloween is fast approaching, and it is time for all of us pet owners to consider safety factors for our beloved pets.
Every morning somewhere between 5 and 6 a.m. the lights go on at the sanctuary and the day begins. We currently are housing over 60 cats, but that is not the focus of this article.
Bailey (left) and Bandit are feral brothers, 5 to 6 weeks old, residing at a Halfway Home Pet Rescue foster home in Caribou. HHPR volunteers will work with the kittens, teaching them trust and love.
A month or so ago I received a call from the manager of the Central Aroostook Humane Society to let me know a dog had been turned in and she thought I might be interested.
Meet Dusty, she is a 12 year old Shih tzu who loves people, loves walks, and is in need of a new home. Dusty comes from a quiet home environment where her owners are elderly and no longer able to care for her.
Sometimes we humans have bad eating habits, and our dogs are the same way.
