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Events are essential to our mission, serving as critical support channels that enable us to care for and shelter animals in need. Each contribution, big or small, plays a pivotal role in sustaining our efforts, ensuring we can continue providing love and care to countless animals. These events are more than just fundraisers; they are vital lifelines that empower us to maintain our commitment and high standards of animal welfare.
Your support through these fundraisers is invaluable. It helps us to not only meet the immediate needs of these animals but also to uphold our long-standing tradition of being a safe haven for the region's most vulnerable pets. Join us in making a meaningful difference in their lives and contribute to a legacy of compassion and care that has spanned decades.
Join us at The Alley on March 25th from 4–8 PM and help support the Highland County Humane Society.
We’ll be donating 10% of all proceeds during that time to help care for our furry friends.
Come enjoy great food, good company, and know you’re making a difference in the lives of animals in our community!
Turning Walks into Peaceful Strolls
Leash reactivity can make walks miserable for everyone involved — you, your dog, and even the people around you. It’s hard to enjoy time with your dog when every walk turns into barking, lunging, and frustration.
Sometimes it can feel hopeless, like nothing will ever change. Many people think “eventually they’ll figure it out.” Unfortunately, that rarely works. Your dog reacts, you get frustrated and react back, and the cycle continues until you start avoiding walks altogether or wishing your dog behaved differently.
But there is hope.
Fixing leash reactivity isn’t just about correcting the behavior after it happens. It’s about understanding why it happens and learning how to prevent it before it starts. When you understand your dog and learn how to be proactive instead of reactive, walks can become enjoyable again.
Join us for a LIVE webinar and start changing your walks for the better!
Saturday, April 11
12:00 PM
Cost: $15
During this live webinar you'll:
Learn why leash reactivity happens
Understand how to prevent reactions before they start
Gain practical strategies to improve your walks
There will also be a live Q&A session, so you can ask questions specific to your dog and situation.
How to Join:
Sign up through our Calendly link, complete your payment, and you will receive the Zoom link to access the live webinar
Open to anyone in any county
Saturday, March 28
10:00 AM - 2:00PM
3559 State Route 136
Walk-ins only
Dogs on leash | Cats in carriers
FREE vaccines thanks to Petco Love
Microchips available for $15
Kittens and puppies must be 6 weeks or older
Arrive by 1:30 PM
Full Details on Facebook
PLEASE BE SURE TO READ ALL THE CHANGES THAT ARE TAKING PLACE FOR OUR CLINICS IN 2026.
THERE ARE UPDATED INFORMATION LINKS ABOUT RASCAL * OAR * K9 SNIP IT * FELINE FIX IT FUND LISTED BELOW.
Wednesday March 11 - Female cats ONLY
Wednesday March 18 - Female cats ONLY (after the 11th is full)
Wednesday March 25 - Female cats ONLY (after the 18th is full)
Monday March 23 - Dogs (male or female) and Male cats ONLY
**RASCAL NOW REQUIRES EVERYONE TO HAVE AN EMAIL ADDRESS TO SCHEDULE
**There are limits to the number of Feline Fix It and K9 Snip It appointments for each clinic. Once those are full we will only have the full price options for dogs and owned cats.
We do have TNR prices for stray cats as well.
- TNR - Females is $75 - spay/rabies/ear tip (required) (OAR clinic only)
- TNR - Male cats is $70 OR Female cats is $80 - neuter/rabies/ear tip/Live trap (required) (Rascal clinic only)
You can read the details of the:
There are new prices and other changes to our Rascal and OAR clinics.
You can read the details of our