February/March/April 2021
HAL Friends and Supporters,
We partner with Petfinder and Adopt-a-Pet to advertise and showcase our foster animals. Our primary
goal is to find loving stable forever and/or foster homes for these precious souls. Fisher (solid black cat) was recently adopted into a home with a new big canine sister and three children. Fisher adapted quickly and found his place in the mix. From homeless in Habersham to a loving stable forever home, we are so grateful.
microchipped. If they are chipped and become lost, there is a greater chance of a happy reunion. Breakaway or velcro collars are best for cats. The most important factors for dog collars are the right size and weight for your specific dog/puppy and that your collar fits properly. If your pet goes missing, a collar is an easy visual identifier for neighbors and friends. If you move update your microchip information.The “Missing Pets” page contains tactical tips on how/where to search for your pet, who to inform when your pet is missing, as well as a lost pet flyer template that you can easily customize. It is best to browse through this information BEFORE your pet goes missing. This way you are prepared in case the unfortunate event occurs. It is unlikely your pet will come home on their own. It is up to you to find them. Be a detective and gather clues when you go door to door passing out your flyer. Talk to everyone in the household especially the kids. Your furry friend is depending on you to find them.
Don’t forget to keep up-to-date on our HAL news and events via our “Facebook” page. HAL is a fund of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry (CFL) and all donations are tax deductible. Be sure to select “Humane Association of the Lowcountry Fund” from the drop down box. We are a small charity and sincerely appreciate your support.
Director
Humane Association of the Lowcountry(HAL)