“CHS Yappy Hour”
twice monthly
throughout the summer

CHS Benefit Night at
Hawaiian Island Café
August 25, 2010


10th Annual CHS
Garage/Rummage Sale
Volunteers needed
Now taking donations

Couldn't attend the
benefit this year?
Check out our
“25 for 25 Campaign”

See our adoptable
Featured Pets

See our adoptable
pets that are currently
in foster care

CHS Spotlight On . . .
Our Supporters

You can now shop
online and benefit
Columbia Humane Society

Become a fan
of CHS on
Facebook

Read the latest edition
of the CHS Newsletter

Weekly Dog Washes
Every Saturday
(by appointment)

 

CHS  Web 

Memorial Wall Plaques
are available again

Recycle Your
Printer Cartridges
and Cell Phones

Education

The Columbia Humane Society provides humane education materials to the public that will aid pet owners to care for, train and control their animals. We offer educational aides to schools that will help to instill in the student a feeling of respect and compassion for all animals.

PetVideo.com has launched over 200 training videos that are easy, quick to watch, and fun to do with your pet. New and seasoned pet-owners can work on one behavior, skill, or fun trick at a time and enjoy watching their relationship with their pet blossom. Visit PetVideo.com.

In addition, the Humane Society of the United States has launched their "Pets for Life" program. The goal: to curtail the numbers of animals relinquished to shelters – or otherwise given up on – because of breaks in the human-animal bond.
Behavior problems top the list of reasons for pet relinquishment. Thousands of other pets are given up because of lifestyle changes, such as the birth of a child, or human health issues, such as family members with allergies or HIV/AIDS. Still others are given up because their caregivers couldn't find pet-friendly rental housing, or because their owners simply had unrealistic expectations about what it meant to care for a pet.
Check out their extensive collection of information sheets that can help you meet the many challenges of pet ownership at www.petsforlife.org.

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