HT Medical Fund in the News – June 6, 2011
Medical funds saving lives of those with extra needs…
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Medical funds saving lives of those with extra needs…
Our biggest year end fundraising day is TODAY, December 3 and we need your help! Giving Tuesday allows us to finish the year saying YES and go into 2020 saving lives..
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Are you a current Homeward Trails volunteer or just looking to get more involved? We are currently looking to train new Event Coordinators and would love for you to be one! Event Coordinators are…
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Today Luke Skywalker [formerly Barrett] celebrates his first adoption anniversary! He came to us a skinny, timid young dog with no training and diagnosed with worms and heartworm. A year later, Luke is confident, playful and extremely intelligent–he loves dogs,
Cora would love a permanent home, but a foster would be okay temporarily. Her kingdom for a couch!
Cora is a sweet active playful girl who likes to be held and snuggled. She needs someone to introduce her to strangers slowly so she can have a chance to get used to them. She is a super smart girl and is house trained. We think Cora would like to live in a house or apartment with a separate entrance so she doesn’t need to be exposed to so many strangers. It would be great if she had a fenced yard.
Gemini is a friendly, independent kitty with quite a personality! He loves attention almost as much as he loves treats. He is so treat motivated that he learned to sit for treats in just a matter of hours and could likely learn a lot more tricks! He loves attention on his own terms, so would likely do best with older children and adults who can understand his cues when he doesn’t want to be pet anymore. He does well with most cats and calm dogs but could also do well as a single kitty in the home.
