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Please click here to view the Sequoia Humane Society's
2005 Annual Report (PDF)
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Vets who support SHS Spay/Neuter Drives
Sunny Brae Animal Clinic
900 Buttermilk Lane
Arcata, CA 95521
822-5124
Eureka Veterinary Hospital
4433 Broadway, Eureka
442-4885
Animal Health & Surgery Center
1257 Riverwalk Drive, Fortuna
725-6154
Myrtle Avenue Veterinary Hospital
2715 Hubbard Lane, Eureka
443-8686
Ferndale Veterinary
1140 Van Ness Ave., Ferndale
786-4200
McKinleyille Animal Care Ctr
839-1504
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SHELTER STANDARDS
- An adult must accompany persons under 18.
- Speak with a shelter representative before touching or handling animals.
- When you do visit with an animal, use disinfectant before handling another.
CAT AND DOG ADOPTION POLICIES
- An adopter must be at least 18 years of age.
- Animals are adopted as pets and companions and only secondarily as mousers, watchdogs, etc. No dog is ever placed as a guard or attack dog.
- No animal may be adopted to be given away as a gift except by a guardian for a minor child who lives with the adopter.
- Animals are adopted as house pets and family companions, not as "outside only" pets.
- Animals are adopted to homes where application responses, counselor interview and pet-owning history indicate that they will receive appropriate lifelong care.
- Animals are placed with residents of military housing consistent with these policies and Military Housing Office regulations.
- Animals are adopted to live in a rental residence where pets are welcome and permission is verified. In addition, individuals living with friends or relatives must have the homeowner's consent.
- All dogs are placed in home with an adequate and humane means of confinement.
- All cats and dogs adopted from the Sequoia Humane Society must be sterilized.
- Declawing of cats is opposed by the Sequoia Humane Society. People who want to declaw a cat will be approved only to adopt cats who were declawed prior to entering the shelter.
ADOPTION FEES ARE CONSIDERED DONATIONS AND ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
THE HUMANE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT NOT TO ADOPT AN ANIMAL INTO A SITUATION THAT WE BELIEVE WOULD BE DANGEROUS (FOR THE PERSON OR THE ANIMAL), IMPERMANENT, OR UNHEALTHY.
ADOPTION COUNSELING
- Please take your time in choosing a pet. Consider the cost of food and health care. The puppy or kitten you take home with you will be an adult soon.
- Can you afford the food and veterinary care?
- Can you take him/her with you when you move?
- Can you provide a LIFETIME home for the animal?
- Do you have the time?
- Is this an impulse decision?
- Do you have enough room?
The staff is available to answer questions and assist you in selecting the right pet for you and your family.
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The Sequoia Humane Society is a non-profit organization promoting the humane treatment of pets in our community through a variety of services and events. Our shelter is supported by donations, memberships, grants and local fundraising efforts. All monies raised are used to support quality lives for the homeless and unwanted animals of Humboldt County. We provide programs such as senior and low-income spay/neuter assistance, lost and found services, dog obedience classes, and education.
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e-mail
humane@sequoiahumane.org
Web Space donated by
CalWeb Internet
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Sunday, September 7th, 2008
10am - 5pm at Halvorsen Park in Eureka, CA
Visit the SHS Forever Friends Memory Garden
Send us your Feedback!
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Holiday gift certificates are now available. It can be used towards the purchase of adoptions, spay/neuter vouchers, microchips and Tailwaggers thrift shop.
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Great gift idea!
Woofstock 2007 t-shirts are on sale for $10 each.
Sizes are limited.
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