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Winter’s snowy and icy grip appears here to stay, and that means it’s time to make sure our four-legged friends are safe during the cold season.
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In a continued effort to humanely reduce the population of unowned, free-roaming cats within city limits, the City of Findlay is allocating an additional $5,000 from already appropriated funds to support the ongoing Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program.
In an effort to address the growing population of feral cats in the community, the City of Findlay is pleased to announce a collaboration with the Humane Society & SPCA of Hancock County and VCA Findlay Animal Hospital to implement a “Trap-Neuter-Return” (TNR) program.
The Lima Kiwanis Club has donated proceeds from their virtual pet contest to three local organizations: Deb's Dogs, A Lotta Love Pet Rescue, and the Ohio SPCA & Humane Society Adoption Center of Allen County.
The K-Kids program, designed for elementary-age students, teaches the importance of making a difference through positive actions. Members have supported organizations such as Samaritan House, Our Daily Bread, the Humane Society, and several others. Current K-Kids members encourage their peers to get involved.
The Van Wert County Humane Society is preparing for an exciting day of wagging tails and hopeful hearts. Van Wert Manor is hosting an upcoming event to raise money for charities, with festivities starring local animals. This fun-filled event will be fundraising with their one-dollar tickets as an entry for a chance to win a basket of goodies. Donations will be accepted to help offset costs and assist with vet bills. It will also benefit the care and adoption efforts of animals in need.
ELIDA, OH (WLIO) - June is National Adopt a Cat Month, so the Ohio SPCA & Humane Society will be lowering their adoption fees.
ELIDA, OH (WLIO) - For the third year, the Ohio SPCA and Humane Society is raising money to support their animals with a yard sale.
Back in November, 23 shih tzus were rescued from an abusive environment, and since then all have made full recoveries, and all but one six-year-old male have found forever homes.
However, The Ohio SPCSA & Humane Society says they have seen an increased number of animals rescued from unsuitable homes in this past month. With many of them sick or injured, the shelter is seeking monetary donations to help cover their medical costs to get them healthy enough to be adopted.
ALLEN COUNTY, OH (WLIO) - The Ohio SPCA and Humane Society rescued a large number of dogs from an abusive situation.