The Humane Society of Huron Valley had been hoping pet adoptions over the holidays might help free up space in the facility. While there was a good showing, they were still down about 30 percent from last year.
So, with the start of the new year they’re offering a new incentive for pet adoption.
Wendy Welch from the Humane Society of Huron Valley says the new “Gold Hearts” program waives the adoption fees for certain pets that have been there longer than the normal time.
“Sometimes, they’re the wallflowers that get overlooked that don’t come up to the front of the kennel, and they need space and time. So, to give them a second look.”
She says the free adoption for these “Gold Heart Club” animals would still include the spay and neuter service, vaccines, initial health check and a microchip ID.
- Here is the link to the "Gold Hearts Club" information
- Here is a link to adoptable pets at HSHV. Those with the "Gold Hearts Club" emblem are available for free
- Here is a link to the "Gold Hearts Club" Facebook page
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