Cghs.org Website Review

Learn about pet adoption, find a new pet, and begin the adoption process today. accomplished by our commitment to community outreach, humane education, and prevention of cruelty to an*mals. We do not euthanize an*mals for space constraints and do not receive any federal, state, or county funding. “Lately, there has been an increased need for this service, so we are turning to the public for donations,” said Ron Perez, food donations are tax-deductible and de*ply appreciated.xx seven days a week, from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., including Sundays. kindergarten through 6th. The parties include use of the shelter’s multi-purpose room for two hours, decorations, touring the shelter, a visit by a certified Therapy Dog International (TDI) canine, and as a special gift, the birthday boy or gi*l gets to name a cat or kitten. indoor dog enclosures with window views, outdoor play areas, and nature trails for leash walks. Each enclosure is equipped with the When you patronize the shelter and take advantage of our top-notch services, not only does your pet get great care, but to top it off, all proceeds go to a good cause: supporting the homeless an*mals being cared for by the shelter. For more information on any of these One evening this past March, a delivery person (whom we will call Jim) was dropping off a package at a house that appeared to be abandoned. Jim was quite certain that his delivery address was correct, but the condition of the place suggested it was deserted. After he walked around the house to see if he could tell if it was still occupied or not, he decided it was, in fact, abandoned and started to walk away. But when he crossed the deck to leave, he heard a sound in the house. Jim approached the sliding glas* door, and to his horror, he saw a dog approach the glas*. Jim immediately contacted our 24-hour cruelty hotline and reported that he had seen a dog that was hairless and covered with lesions, whose eyes were shut, and that he thought the dog was trapped in an unoccupied house. His feeling was that the