Dec 3rd and Dec 4th
12pm to 3pm
Professional Photographer CHRIS BABICKE will be at the Warwick Valley Humane Society taking photos of your pets.. ALL PETS ARE WELCOME!
Photos are $10.00 Each with 100% Proceeds to Benefit our Shelter.
http://isaronline.blogspot.com/2011/10/isars-international-homeless-animals.html
Best Senior:
White dog wearing glasses
Best Overall:
Golden Retriever on lawn
Best Puppy: White and black dog in green sweater
Thank You everyone for participating and submitting photos and taking part in Voting !!
It is with deep gratitude that we say thank you and express how much we appreciate each and every member, sponsor,
Friend and Supporter of Warwick Valley Humane Society.
Purrfect Pose PRECIOUS PETUNIA
Silly Kitty STEWART
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Join us at our 2nd ANNUAL Candlelight Vigil 2011 to be held at Railroad Green in the Village of Warwick at 8:30pm.
** Battery flame Candles will be provided **
** PLEASE NO OPEN FLAME CANDLES **
ALL are Welcome – Pets, People and Children
Help Us Bring Awareness to the Homeless Pets who need to find their forever homes !!!
Please Check us out on ISAR’s You Tube Video from 2010 click link below *we are on after BULGARIA !
T. A. R. A.
The Animal Rights Alliance Low Cost Spay & Neuter Mobile Clinic
for cats only.
$70.00 per cat includes rabies vaccine. Distemper, de-worming medication and flea and tick treatments available at additional cost.
Pre-registration required. Contact T.A.R.A. at 754-7100
If you feed ‘em, FIX ‘em. Reminder, the SNR (Spay, Neuter & Return) $50 refund program is available to Warwick & Chester residents. Bring 2011 TARA receipt & proof of residence to W.V.H.S. and get $50 back!
He was given up twice for being a great cat but an unwanted one. He is a 17 lb. black and white Norwegian Forest cat who was returned to the shelter after a couple of years of being a beloved pet. Love didn’t survive his diagnosed diabetes which requires a special restrictive diet and twice daily insulin injections which he barely notices. Staff schedules were changed to accommodate his timed injections without complaint because everyone loves Sebastian, with or without diabetes. He is otherwise healthy, could use some exercise and drop a few pounds, but is a real charmer.
He needs a special family who can afford his insulin (about $90 for a month and a half supply) and who has the willingness and ability to administer his easy scheduled injection and special diet.
By Pam Shultz, D.V M. of Orchard Grove Animal Hospital. Acupuncture can relieve pain due to injuries, illness and arthritis, aids digestions, and for general well being and more.
Acupuncture Clinics will be held bi-monthly on the second Sunday of January, March, May, July, September, November in 2011.
Time: 11:00-1PM.
$20 for 20 minutes by appointment only. Call 845-986-2473 to reserve a 20 minute slot. Only 6 appointments available each month.
Rabies Clinics will be held bi-monthly on the 2nd Sunday of April, June, August, October and December thereafter at the Warwick Valley Humane Society, 48 Public Works Drive off Kings Hwy.
$15 per pet and all pets must be restrained on leashes or in carriers. No pre-registration. All proceeds benefit our homeless pets at the Warwick Animal Shelter.
FOR SAFETY SAKE – DO NOT HANDLE/TOUCH WILDLIFE WTHOUT GLOVES UNLESS YOU ARE A LICENSED WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR.
BABY WILDLIFE NEED TO BE WITH THEIR MOTHER FOR THEIR BEST CHANCE AT SURVIVAL.
A MOTHER DEER WILL LEAVE HER FAWN OUT IN THE OPEN FOR UP TO 12 HOURS WHILE SHE EATS. SHE IS VERY NEARBY EVEN IF YOU CANNOT SEE HER. IF THE FAWN HAS BEEN LEFT FOR MORE THAN 12 HOURS, CONTACT A WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR OR YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
MOTHER RABBITS ONLY FEED THEIR BUNNIES LATE AT NIGHT AND LEAVE THEM ALONE ALL DAY LONG. DO NOT DISTURB THE NEST. IF THE NEST HAS BEEN DESTROYED, MAKE ONE AND FIX TWIGS SO YOU CAN TELL IF MOM HAS RETURNED TO THEM. IF SHE HASN’T, CONTACT A WILDLIFE REHABILITOR OR YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY. BUNNIES WITHOUT A WHITE DOT ON THE TOP OF THEIR HEADS ARE OLD ENOUGH TO BE OUT ON THEIR OWN.
BABY BIRDS THAT HAVE FALLEN FROM THE NEST, NEED HELP GETTING BACK INTO THE NEST. MOMMY AND DADDY BIRDS FRET WHEN THEY CAN’T GET TO THEIR YOUNG. GENTLY PUT THEM BACK INTO THE NEST OR LEAVE THEM WHERE THE PARENTS CAN REACH THEM. AS A LAST RESORT, CONTACT A WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR OR YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
A POSSUM MOM THAT HAS BEEN HIT BY A CAR MAY HAVE BABIES IN HER POUCH CAREFULLY REMOVE THEM, USE A TOWEL TO SIMULATE A POUCH AND CONTACT A WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR OR YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY IMMEDIATELY.
RACCOONS ARE NOCTURNAL BUT MAY BE CAUGHT IN DAYLIGHT IF DISTURBED. KEEP AWAY AND NOTIFY THE POLICE IF THE RACCOON APPEARS SICK OR IS DISPLAYING ANY UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR.
BEARS LOVE BIRDFEEDERS. DO NOT FEED WILD BIRDS FROM SPRING THROUGH FALL. ONLY FEED WILD BIRDS IN WINTER WHEN THE BEARS ARE SLEEPING. KEEP GARBAGE CANS IN UNTIL PICKUP. KEEP DOORS CLOSED. DO NOT ENCOURAGE CLOSE ENCOUNTERS. AS IT WILL ULTIMATELY LEAD TO THEIR DEATH.
NUISANCE WILDLIFE: USE LOUD NOISES AND/OR AMMONIA SOAKED RAGS TO DISTURB THEM AND FORCE THEM TO MOVE OUT . CALL AND HIRE A LICENSED NUISANCE WILDLIFE CONTROL PERSON TO SAFELY REMOVE THEM.