Families gather at the Huntsville Pawsitive Outreach Community Event to support pets and their owners.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesOn February 22, Huntsville Animal Services and Helping Animals Without Shelter (HAWS) will host a community event to support pet owners. The event will provide free spay/neuter vouchers, dog food, flea preventatives, and special adoption fees for dogs. Located at Tractor Supply, the event aims to address shelter overcrowding by fostering community support for pets and their families. Join in the fun while enjoying affordable food options and participating in various activities, all aimed at strengthening community bonds.
Mark your calendars, pet lovers! On February 22, the vibrant city of Huntsville is pulling out all the stops to support our furry friends and their humans with a delightful community event. Hosted by the enthusiastic team at Huntsville Animal Services in collaboration with Helping Animals Without Shelter (HAWS), this gathering promises to be a fun-filled day for everyone.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, February 22, and it will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. You’ll want to head over to Tractor Supply located at 3240C Memorial Pkwy. NW right here in Huntsville, Alabama. It’s not just a shopping trip; it’s a chance to lend a paw to our community!
Attendees will have access to some fantastic perks. For starters, free spay/neuter vouchers will be available to help tackle the pet population issue. The event organizers understand that responsible pet ownership starts with necessary procedures for our four-legged friends. Plus, there’s a bonus – free dog food will be distributed, but hurry, it’s available only while supplies last!
Don’t let those pesky fleas ruin your pet’s joy! As part of the day’s offerings, pet owners can also pick up flea and tick preventatives. Staff members from Huntsville Animal Services will be on hand to assist with signing up families for the new Pet Food Pantry, designed to provide ongoing support to those in need of pet food.
Speaking of food, if you’re feeling a little peckish while there, look out for meals of hot dogs, chips, water, and cookies available for just $1! It’s not only an affordable treat but also a way to sustain your energy as you enjoy the various activities planned throughout the day.
Now, let’s talk about a pressing issue. At the moment, the Huntsville Animal Services shelter is bursting at the seams with pets needing loving homes. The increased demand for shelter space has been driven by a notably high intake of animals, which has led to reduced kennel availability. This outreach event aims to address the situation while fostering community support for pets and their families.
If you’re considering welcoming a new furry friend into your home, this is the perfect opportunity! For a limited time, there’s a special adoption fee of just $14 for all dogs, which includes vaccinations and spaying/neutering. Why not give a deserving pet the chance they need in a loving home?
Dr. Melissa Horne, a local veterinarian, has raised concerns about the impact shelter overcrowding might have on animal welfare. Fortunately, the community is stepping up to make a difference. Not only can you adopt, but there are also fostering services available for short-term care of pets at the shelter.
This initiative has already shown its effectiveness—since the opening of the new Pet Food Pantry, over 30 individuals have utilized its services! To receive food from the pantry, families must provide a valid ID and proof of residence in Madison County.
This event is an incredible example of community spirit and compassion. So, grab your furry friends, bring your family, and come down to Tractor Supply on February 22. Let’s strengthen our bonds, support one another, and ensure that every pet has the chance for a happy and healthy life. See you there!
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