Second Chance Humane Society Wish List
The Second Chance Humane Society is in need of assistance and has the following wish list:
5 acres of land, or more, with or without buildings. Preferably within 3 miles of US 10/31, due to zoning issues.
A building on this land, new or used, that could be licensed as an animal shelter.
Volunteers for upcoming events.
A reliable vehicle to transport dogs and cats to homes/shelters.
New or gently used items of various sizes to be used in auctions and future yard sales.
The Second Chance Humane Society is a non-profit whose mission it is to end companion pet homelessness in Mason County and to provide an alternative to the euthanasia of healthy, treatable, and adoptable animals. Their primary goal is to open a "no-kill" animal shelter in Mason County.
The Lakeshore Animal Friends is a non-profit organization that works to find safe, happy, permanent homes for displaced animals that come through Mason County Animal Control. The group pays for spay/neuter for all animals that are adopted from Animal Control and also provides foster care for animals facing euthanasia.
Animals adopted through the group are up to date on vaccinations, flea treatments, and are spay/neutered if old enough.
The group is seeking volunteers, foster homes, and donations to support their cause. More information can be obtained by calling (231) 843-1414 or by visiting their website.
We love our pets, and many people bring their pets along when they travel. The Ludington area is pet-friendly and welcomes your furry friends at many lodging facilities in town. Click here for places your pet can stay and play!
For those who can't or prefer not to travel with their pets, it's important to find a good kennel to board them. You want to know that they're being taken care of while you're gone. Proper feeding, comfortable pens, and a little TLC...that's what you'll find at these area Kennels/Pet Boarding Facilities.
Our pets look so much better with a good bath and grooming. It can be a difficult task to accomplish, and better left to the professionals. Groomers have the equipment and the patience to bathe, trim, and pamper our pets the way they deserve. Give yourself a break...call a local Groomer today and make an appointment for your pet to get pretty!
Our pets don't need much, but they do need some necessities to make their lives easier and even a bit more fun. Toys, leashes, bowls, cute pet clothing, food, and treats can all be purchased from Ludington area Pet Supplies stores.
Where can you go in Ludington to let your dog run free? There are various parks that welcome your pet, or head to Central Bark. There are fenced-in areas for your dog; one for small dogs and another for larger breeds. It's clean, safe, and set in a beautiful wooded area.
About the Second Chance Humane Society
The Second Chance Humane Society is a non-profit whose mission it is to end companion pet homelessness in Mason County and to provide an alternative to the euthanasia of healthy, treatable, and adoptable animals. Their primary goal is to open a "no-kill" animal shelter in Mason County.
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Lakeshore Animal Friends... Helping Pets Find Their Forever Homes
The Lakeshore Animal Friends is a non-profit organization that works to find safe, happy, permanent homes for displaced animals that come through Mason County Animal Control. The group pays for spay/neuter for all animals that are adopted from Animal Control and also provides foster care for animals facing euthanasia.
Animals adopted through the group are up to date on vaccinations, flea treatments, and are spay/neutered if old enough.
The group is seeking volunteers, foster homes, and donations to support their cause. More information can be obtained by calling (231) 843-1414 or by visiting their website.
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We love our pets, and many people bring their pets along when they travel. The Ludington area is pet-friendly and welcomes your furry friends at many lodging facilities in town. Click here for places your pet can stay and play!
For those who can't or prefer not to travel with their pets, it's important to find a good kennel to board them. You want to know that they're being taken care of while you're gone. Proper feeding, comfortable pens, and a little TLC...that's what you'll find at these area Kennels/Pet Boarding Facilities.
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Pets need medical care too. Yearly checkups are important to their well being, especially as our pets age. A veterinarian knows what to look for, and what medications are right for your dog or cat. Heartworm pills should be given all year, and flea and tick medications are important during the warmer months. Visit one of these local Veterinarians...trained professionals that understand your animal's condition and can treat them back to health.Our pets look so much better with a good bath and grooming. It can be a difficult task to accomplish, and better left to the professionals. Groomers have the equipment and the patience to bathe, trim, and pamper our pets the way they deserve. Give yourself a break...call a local Groomer today and make an appointment for your pet to get pretty!
Our pets don't need much, but they do need some necessities to make their lives easier and even a bit more fun. Toys, leashes, bowls, cute pet clothing, food, and treats can all be purchased from Ludington area Pet Supplies stores.
Where can you go in Ludington to let your dog run free? There are various parks that welcome your pet, or head to Central Bark. There are fenced-in areas for your dog; one for small dogs and another for larger breeds. It's clean, safe, and set in a beautiful wooded area.