By Brian Clark | April 14, 2014 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
The name Sophia has meant “wisdom” to the Greeks for thousands of years, but this Sophie thinks you can be both wise and silly. This striking American Staffordshire Terrier mix has a standout brindle pattern mixed with pearly white patches and has a smile that just doesn’t stop. She is 3 years young and is at the top of her training class.
By Brian Clark | April 11, 2014 | Community, Events, Uncategorized | Like |
Visit us at YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day event. We’ll have adoptable dogs and encouraging kids to get up and move by walking and spending time with their dogs and other pets. See you Saturday at the Greenwood YMCA located at 1760 Calhoun Road. There will be a lot of fun and exciting activities for everyone to enjoy.
By Brian Clark | April 7, 2014 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Her well-made, neatly striped little body can hardly live up to her big, breathy purr; at one year old, darling Amelia’s a born lap cat, but cradle her in your arms and she’s equally pleased, the object of her affection is always you, despite getting along fine with other pets. Amelia was found stray,
By Brian Clark | April 7, 2014 | Calendar, Events, Uncategorized, Volunteering | Like | Leave a comment |
The class is for those who want to learn about Trap-Neuter-Return and how to help community/feral cats. To register, please email your name and contact information. You can pre-order a hard copy of the TNR Handbook for $15 and they will be available the day of the class. You can also download a copy.
By Brian Clark | April 3, 2014 | Events, Jobs, Uncategorized, Volunteering | Like | Leave a comment |
Volunteer help is vital for helping save animals’ lives. Volunteers are needed to perform a variety of services, including kennel enrichment, socialization and dog walking, assist at community adoption events, fund raising, administrative tasks, helping with animal transport, bathing and grooming, providing basic training to dogs, general or spot cleaning kennels or sharing other skills.
By Brian Clark | April 1, 2014 | Awareness, Uncategorized | 1 | Leave a comment |
April is “Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month.” The ASPCA, The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, began this important month for animals eight years ago and it is now a nationwide celebration of the human-animal bond and of victories on behalf of animals.
The Humane Society of Greenwood wants all to realize that animal abuse and neglect occurs in their own community.
By Brian Clark | March 31, 2014 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Good manners make great fun, and our year-and-a-half-young Boxer mix Betty is here to politely prove it. Throw her beloved tennis ball and LOL when she races back with it — she’ll sit (quivering with anticipation) until you throw again, and again, and again. Betty’s a gentle, exuberant athlete who knows how to give soft kisses and how NOT to mess in her pen,
By Brian Clark | March 27, 2014 | Calendar, Community, Events, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Register your child now for Camp Good Dog for Kids. Camp dates are June 9 -20 with graduation June 21. Age range is 8 to 14 years, camp sessions are 8:30a to 11:30a. Registration for the two week camp is $200.
Camp Good Dog for Kids is a fun and exciting learning experience for kids who love animals and want to make a positive difference in a shelter dog’s life!
By Brian Clark | March 27, 2014 | Awareness, Community, Events, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
By Brian Clark | March 27, 2014 | Awareness, Pet Health, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Thirty (30!) dogs and cats traveled to Animal Allies yesterday to be spayed/neutered this week! Applause, applause, applause for those pet owners who are taking advantage of the free transport and low prices. All of you with spayed/neutered pets are helping our efforts to reduce the number of animals that enter the shelter system.
