Posts Tagged ‘Animal Friends Humane Society’

TueDec4

Liberty Veterinary Hospital to host holiday adoption event

Posted by akiefaber December 4th, 2012, 12:58 pm Post a Comment


Above: Pet photos with Santa at West Chester’s PetSmart in 2011

The Liberty Veterinary Hospital, 6823 Yankee Road, will host a unique holiday event this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring a pet adoption drive, a Humane Society fundraiser and a holiday craft and bake sale.

The pets available through the adoption drive are provided by the Animal Friends Humane Society of Butler County. The pet shelter group is also providing pet photos with Santa for $5 per photo and microchipping for $10 per pet. Money will also be raised through raffle baskets for $2 per ticket and $10 for six tickets.

The event will also feature a holiday craft and bake sale that will include items from local artists and crafters. Items include pottery, jewelry, handmade pet accessories and holiday decor.

For more information, call 513-755-9700.

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FriNov30

Animal Friends Humane Society to offer pet pictures

Posted by akiefaber November 30th, 2012, 7:01 am Post a Comment

Sue Kiesewetter reports:

Pet owners can get a holiday photo of their animal on Saturday at the Animal Friends Humane Society.

From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., staff will take photos of family pets for a $20 donation at the shelter, 1820 Princeton Road in Hamilton. There will be holiday-themed costumes and props available for the photos.

Anyone who adopts a dog, cat, puppy or kitten that day will get a free photo of their pet from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Adoptions will be discounted 50 percent, putting the fee between $40-50 for kittens or cats, and $75 to $87.50 for puppies and dogs though closing at 4:30 p.m.

Included in every adoption are spaying or neutering services, shots, license, microchip, bag of food and 30 days of pet insurance.

All proceeds from the photos will go to the non-profit, humane society for the operation of the center.

For more information, call 513-867-5727.

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MonNov26

Exchange “Food For Fines” at West Chester Library

Posted by akiefaber November 26th, 2012, 10:28 am Post a Comment

The MidPointe Library System is once again offering its “Food for Fines” promotion, which allows library goers a chance to eliminate their overdue fees when they donate food.

The program, which runs through Dec. 31, will eliminate one dollar of outstanding fines for each non-perishable food item a patron donates.

“This program is a wonderful way for our users to eliminate their fines, while contributing to a worthy cause,” library director Anita Carroll said.

The MidPointe Library System will be distributing the contributions throughout their service area to multiple food pantries and charitable organizations including Reach Out Lakota, the EMA Food Pantry in Trenton and the Salvation Army of Middletown.

MidPointe first launched the Food For Fines program last year and the 2011 campaign resulted in almost $6,000 in forgiven fines and more than 7000 items donated to local charitable organizations.

“Food For Fines was huge last year and we are very excited MidPointe is offering this important project again,” EMA Food Pantry coordinator Debra Shane said.

The Food For Fines program is not the only way the library system will be giving back to the community this holiday season. The MidPointe Library West Chester Young Adult Board will be sponsoring a “giving tree” to benefit the Animal Friends Humane Society of Butler County. Patrons can find more information at the Youth Services Desk of the MidPointe Library West Chester or by calling 513-777-3131. The MidPointe Library System also hosts Toys for Tots drop boxes at all their locations through Dec. 16.

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ThuNov15

Animal Friends Humane Society offering unique Black Friday deal

Posted by akiefaber November 15th, 2012, 1:42 am Post a Comment

Sue Kiesewetter reports:

The Butler County Animal Friends Humane Society is offering a unique Black Friday sale.

Black or predominantly black animals can be adopted at a cost of $15 from the shelter next Friday, Nov. 23. All other animals can be adopted at half the normal fees.

That means cats will cost $40 or $50 for select purebred cats; kittens under four months, $50; dogs, $62.50, select purebred dogs, $87.50 or puppies under four months old, $75.

The fees include spay or neuter services, shots, license, microchipping for identification, a free bag of food and 30 days of pet insurance.

Those adopting dogs must bring a collar and leash. Cats must have a break-away collar, which may be purchased at the shelter for those who don’t have them.

Adoptable animals can be viewed at www.petfinder.com. Some cats are also at PetSmart, 3439 Princeton Road in Fairfield Township; or at the Liberty Veterinary Hospital, 6823 Yankee Road, in Liberty Township.

Dogs and cats that can be adopted are also placed in the adopt a pet room at Animal Care Center 4005 Acme Dr., in Fairfield.

Those adopting a pet are required to complete a questionnaire. It can be downloaded at www.animalfriendshs.org.

The shelter is located at 1820 Princeton Road in Hamilton and is open Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 1 to 7 p.m.

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ThuOct11

Local animal hospital hosting adoption event/fundraiser

Posted by akiefaber October 11th, 2012, 9:53 am Post a Comment
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Boo Bear, a 1-year-old greyhound mix, was one of the dogs available for adoption when the Animal Friends Humane Society van visited the West Chester Library. Dogs like Boo Bear will be hoping to find a home Oct. 13 at a pet adoption event at the Animal Hospital of West Chester. Photo taken by Adam Kiefaber.

More than 40 dogs will be up for adoption during a special event, which will also raise money for Carlie’s Animal Relief Foundation, at the Animal Hospital of West Chester this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The pets up for adoption will be provided by local rescue organizations including the Animal Friends Humane Society and Recycled Doggies.

The event also welcomes dog owners by offering $10 on-site “while you wait” dog baths and nail trimming services, as well as on-site microchip insertion and online registration information for $25.

Furthermore, several community gift baskets will be raffled during the event and prizes awarded throughout the day.

All proceeds from the raffles, dog baths and micro chipping will go directly to Carlie’s Animal Relief Foundation (CARF), which helps pets and their families by donating money towards medication and procedures for pets whose owners need help caring for them.

This event will take place in the parking lot of the Animal Hospital of West Chester, 9335 Cincinnati-Columbus Road (Rt. 42 – Between Dimmick & West Chester Road).

For more information, visit www.AnimalHospitalofWC.com or call 513-777-5131.

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WedApr11

Animal Friends Humane Society needs online votes

Posted by akiefaber April 11th, 2012, 8:18 am Post a Comment
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Boo Bear, a 1-year-old greyhound mix, was one of the dogs available for adoption when the Animal Friends Humane Society van visited the West Chester Library in June of 2011. Photo taken by Adam Kiefaber.

Sue Kiesewetter reports

A Butler County shelter for animals is competing to become one of 50 shelters in the running for $500,000 in prize grants.

The Animal Friends Humane Society in Hamilton is one of 104 vying for 50 spots in the Rachael Ray $100K Challenge sponsored by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Fans and supporters may vote once a day through midnight April 16, in the qualifying heat. The five shelters with the most votes in each division will automatically earn spots, making up 25 of the 50 contestants. The other 25 will come from the remaining shelters with the most votes.

The top 50 shelters would then have to save at least 300 more cats and dogs from September through October than they did during those months in 2011.

The top shelter would receive a prize of $100,000; second place, $25,000. The shelter that gets the community to help, will receive $25,000.

Grants varying between $5,000 and $40,000 will be awarded by division to other shelters.

If the shelter wins, it would offer more programs to the community in the area of cost-cost spaying and neutering, mobile adoption and education, along with constructing additional storage areas at the Princeton Road facility.

To vote, go to www.votetosavelives.org.

For more information call 513-867-5727 or visit www.aspca.org.

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ThuJan19

Petmobile scheduled to visit PetSmart in West Chester

Posted by akiefaber January 19th, 2012, 12:36 pm Post a Comment

The Animal Friends Humane Society petmobile will be at the West Chester PetSmart, 7574 Voice of America Drive, from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday.

Animal Friends Humane SocietyThe petmobile will carry multiple dogs that are up for adoption. For a list of adoptable pets, visit the Animal Friends Humane Society Facebook page.

At the time of adoption, the Animal Friends Humane Society provides all of their animals with beginner shots, spay or neuter surgery, a Butler County dog license, a pet microchip, 30-day pet insurance and a bag of dog food. Typically, there is a $125 adoption fee for each animal.

The Animal Friends Humane Society shelter is located at 1820 Princeton Road in Hamilton, behind the Board of Elections building.

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SunNov20

West Chester Library giving tree benefits humane society

Posted by akiefaber November 20th, 2011, 7:16 am Post a Comment

This holiday season, the West Chester Library Teen Young Adult Board will be sponsoring a giving tree to benefit the Animal Friends Humane Society of Butler County.

Library patrons will be encouraged to participate in the charity drive, which begins Friday and ends Dec. 22.

For more information, contact the Children’s Desk of the West Chester Library or by calling 513-777-3131.

The Teen Young Adult Board members volunteer with multiple children’s programming events at the library and meet monthly to plan teen events. The group is open to students in seventh grade through high school.

Furthermore, the Middletown Public Library System will be sponsoring a “Food For Fines” program starting Monday and running through Dec. 31. For each non-perishable item a patron donates, one dollar of outstanding fines will be forgiven.

“This program is a wonderful way for our users to eliminate their fines, while contributing to a worthy cause,” Library Director Anita Carroll said.

The Middletown Public Library System will be distributing the contributions throughout their service area to multiple food pantries and charitable organizations. Among these is Reach Out Lakota, an organization that has seen a 20 percent increase in the number of families requiring assistance as the holiday season approaches.

“The Food For Fines program will provide much needed canned meats, canned fruits and cereal among other items to be distributed and consumed during the coming months. We are very grateful to library patrons and staff for their generosity,” said Lourdes A. Ward, executive director of Reach Out Lakota.

Canned goods, boxed mixes, toiletries and paper goods are all welcome donations. Donated items can be used for up to five dollars worth of fines. Fees for lost or damaged materials cannot be forgiven through this program.

The West Chester Library is located at 9363 Centre Pointe Drive.

For more library events, visit the West Chester Library events page on WestChesterBuzz.com or visit the library’s online community calendar.

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ThuSep22

‘Pet Adoption Day’ at Animal Hospital of West Chester

Posted by akiefaber September 22nd, 2011, 8:48 am Post a Comment

Animal Friends Humane Society

The Animal Hospital of West Chester will host a special pet adoption event, called “Pet Adoption Day,” this Saturday, Sept. 24, from noon to 3 p.m. According to veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Dehnbostel, the event will have between 10-to-20 puppies and dogs and between 5-to-10 kittens and cats up for adoption.

“Pet Adoption Day” will feature a visit from the Animal Friends Humane Society petmobile, raffles with prizes, familty activities, games and an opportunity to tour and meet the staff at the Animal Hospital of West Chester.

All money raised at the event will go towards Carlie’s Animal Relief Foundation and local animal shelters.

For more information, call 513-777-5131.

The Animal Hospital of West Chester is located at 9335 Cincinnati-Columbus Road (U.S. 42).

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TueSep13

‘Pet Adoption Day’ at Animal Hospital of West Chester

Posted by akiefaber September 13th, 2011, 3:42 pm Post a Comment

Animal Friends Humane Society

The Animal Hospital of West Chester will host a special pet adoption event, called “Pet Adoption Day,” Sept. 24 from noon to 3 p.m. According to veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Dehnbostel, the event will have between 10-to-20 puppies and dogs and between 5-to-10 kittens and cats up for adoption.

“Pet Adoption Day” will feature a visit from the Animal Friends Humane Society petmobile, raffles with prizes, familty activities, games and an opportunity to tour and meet the staff at the Animal Hospital of West Chester.

All money raised at the event will go towards Carlie’s Animal Relief Foundation and local animal shelters.

For more information, call 513-777-5131.

The Animal Hospital of West Chester is located at 9335 Cincinnati-Columbus Road (U.S. 42).

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