.::Heartland Desperately Needs High Quality Dry Cat and Kitten Food::.
We are up to our whiskers in cats and kittens and are running low on food. High Quality dry cat and kitten food, such as Iams, Pro Plan, Science Diet, Innova, Kirkland, and California Natural, is needed for the Heartland Shelter cats. Drop-off locations include the shelter, Animal Crackers, Bi-Mart on 9th Street, and The Cat's Meow Thriftshop.
Sleep Source has partnered with Heartland Humane Society for a weekend adopt-a-thon!
August 30th and 31st @ Sleep Source in the Sunset Shopping Center on Philomath Blvd (near Safeway)
Adoptable kittens will be available!
10% of all sales and 15% of all sales combined with an adoption will go to Heartland!
.:Heartland Humane Society
Awarded $3,900 Grant From the American Humane Association:.
Corvallis, June 25, 2008 – Heartland Humane Society announced today that it was selected to receive a grant from the American Humane Association’s Meacham Foundation Memorial. Heartland received $3,904 to make necessary kennel improvements and purchase equipment for a new interactive dog behavioral program that helps make dogs become more adoptable. The Meacham Foundation Memorial was established in 1969, in memory of Tressa Meacham, to provide financial assistance for shelter expansion or improvements that directly impact the welfare of animals in shelters. The grants, in amounts up to $4,000, are awarded each year to several animal care agencies. To be eligible for the grants, agencies must be nonprofit, offer adoption programs and be members of American Humane. This year American Humane received over 200 requests for assistance from organizations across the country.
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Support the crucial programs of Heartland, please donate today.
Donating to Heartland has never been easier or more important. All contributions are tax deductible. Please provide complete information at the Paypal site, and we can send you a thank you letter to be used when you file your taxes.
You can even specify that your gift is made in the name of a friend or relative.
Heartland Humane Society is a nonprofit animal welfare organization founded in 1966. Each year Heartland receives more than 2400 animals and teaches bite-prevention skills to more than 1000 school-age children. Beyond sheltering homeless animals and conducting humane education programs the organization provides lost and found services and distributes pet food to low-income pet guardians.
.:: Responsible, Rewarding, Retail Shopping ::.
Did you know that Heartland has a retail pet supplies store within our main shelter? We feature many great toys, treats, leashes, collars and more. Our prices are very low for high-quality items and the greatest thing – ALL PROFITS help the homeless animals in Benton County. You can treat your best friend to something new and help a needy animal at the same time. Stop in this week, we are counting on you.
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Heartland Humane Society respects the privacy of its donors and therefore does NOT share, loan, rent or sell any information about its donors to any other organization or individual.
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OUR LATEST NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE HERE. Inside is a wealth of information about our current and past projects and accomplishments and includes great ways you can help the small animals of the Benton County area.
