Pet Haven May 2022 Pawgress Report 06/11/2022 By Kerry S URGENT VOLUNTEER ROLES! Dog Foster Mentors – *Urgent Need* We are building up the Dog Division and looking for fosters who would like move into helping other fosters navigate our process and support them. This is a really helpful role! The Dog Division is growing and we need people who are dog crazy and enjoy … Continued
May Adoptions to Celebrate! 06/11/2022 By Kerry S 77 Pets found the purr-fect match in May! Congratulations to the following 51 cats who were adopted in May: Yoshi, Sydney, Cassie, Fuji, Cupid, Vinegar, Big Boy, Bear Bear, Vinny, Willow, Enoki, Oliver, Winston, Mrs. Nibbs, Albus, Pepper, Piper, Tink, Bell, Clover, Furby, Bobbi, Speckles, Harriet Potter, Theo, Tilly, Louise, Tommy, Cuyuna, Elm, … Continued
April Adoptions to Celebrate! 05/24/2022 By Kerry S 71 families were made in April. Something to celebrate!! Congratulations to the following 53 cats who found their forever homes in April and thank you to the fosters of: Tiger, Fifer, Charlie, Louise, Baby Kitty, Juicy, Cleocatra, Ty, Kiwi, Togo, Midnight, Sprinkles, Taura, Pizza Cat, Tiny Tim, Autumn, Amber, Roman, Gerry, Peppercorn, Elsa, … Continued
March Adoptions to Celebrate! 04/19/2022 By Kerry S Congratulations to the 60 Pet Haven Pets that found a loving family in March! We are so excited for them to start their journey into a new life with families that will cherish and value them for the rest of their lives! What lucky pups and meowzers! 15 dogs were adopted in March! Thank you … Continued
Bringing a New Rescued Cat Home – What you need to know to help them feel safe. 03/21/2022 By Kerry S Understanding your new cat and helping them to adjust into your home with the 3-3-3 rule Every cat is unique and will adjust differently. When adopting a cat, the first 30 days are very important for setting up your new family member for success. These first weeks should be used to establish a strong bond … Continued
Bringing a New Foster or Adopted Dog Home – Safety Tips 03/21/2022 By Kerry S DOGS IN TRANSITION ARE ALWAYS A FLIGHT RISK From the time he leaves the familiar safety of his home or foster home until he has fully bonded with his new guardian, a dog is unsettled and more likely to run. The best way to protect your new family member is to give him time … Continued
