Katie Kimball

 Welcome every animal in need  Only declines animals if no space  2009  Began tracking how many animals took, adopted, and euthanized

 Euthanasia and Cremation  Vaccination Clinic  Spay & Neuter  Behavior Program

 Animals if suffering  Danger to the public  Dogs  $45  Cats  $35  Small animals & Birds  $15

DOGS CATS  Must be on leash or in carrier  Lyme vaccine  $22  Lepto vaccine  $12  Heartworm test  $20  Cats must carrier  Vaccine  $18  1 year rabies  $20  12 weeks or older  3 year rabies  $25

 Cats  Based on genders only  $50 for female  $30 for male

 Dogs  Based on gender & weight  Female  $80 if under 25 lbs.  $100 if lbs.  Male  $60 if under 25 lbs.  $80 if lbs.

 Good training is less about training the dog and more about educating the owner  Choose an instructor that is knowledgeable about many different training method

 Bring members of your household to meet pet  Bring other pet you have to  Do not accept multiple application per pet

 Eeyore  cat  Chester  dog  Werthers  mouse

 "Vehicles for Charity"  to accept, process and sell donated vehicles.  Give Every Month through our automatic deduction program  pets in need !

 Key part of our operations  Could not achieve our mission without volunteer support  Hands-on training and ongoing support to every volunteer.

 Lost & found Pets  Reclaiming your Lost Pet  Pet Friendly Living Spaces  ReTail

 Pet Walk  Bark of the Bay  Doggie Dip  Brew Fest

 The humane society takes in animals only if the have room  Only puts pets to sleep if harmful to people or suffering

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