Our county animal rescue facilities and adoption centers
improve the quality of life of thousands of stray and abandoned animals each
year. To many pet owners, our furry friends are our family members. This month,
help local animal advocacy groups raise money in support of the county’s
creatures in need.
PAWS Adoption Center is holding a fundraiser at the Hanover Winery in Hamilton on June 2. The fundraiser will feature live music and
festivities in support of our fuzzy friends.
PAWS is a private, no-kill animal shelter located in
Middletown, Ohio. PAWS is dedicated to providing care and shelter for unwanted
and abandoned dogs and cats and placing them in loving homes. They house
approximately 80 dogs and cats that are looking for safe and loving permanent
homes.
Consider adopting instead of shopping for your next pet. You
can find more information about rescuing and adopting a new furry family member
of your own at the PAWS adoption page. To see some of the current cuties up for
adoption, visit PAWS’s PetFinder page.
Another animal celebration commences at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park's 2nd Annual Dog Dayz event on June 3. Bring your pups to the park for a fun day of contests, games, and activities.
Local pet businesses will come to show their best pet products and services and will donate prizes for the contests. The Animal Friends Humane Society will also join the festivities with a pack of adorable adoptable pets.
Dog Dayz follows the newest art instillation of "The Big Dog Show" exhibition. Roam the park with your pooch and check out these dog themed sculptures by Massachusetts sculpture Dale Rogers. Twenty enormous canine shaped sculptures will be on display on the Overlook Hill though August 1.
Local pet businesses will come to show their best pet products and services and will donate prizes for the contests. The Animal Friends Humane Society will also join the festivities with a pack of adorable adoptable pets.
Dog Dayz follows the newest art instillation of "The Big Dog Show" exhibition. Roam the park with your pooch and check out these dog themed sculptures by Massachusetts sculpture Dale Rogers. Twenty enormous canine shaped sculptures will be on display on the Overlook Hill though August 1.
If you are interested in donating, volunteering, or adopting
an abandoned animal, please visit the following websites for information
regarding pet adoption:
Don’t forge to come out and enjoy a night of musical
celebration and festivities in support of our fuzzy friends at the PAWS
Fundraiser at Hanover Winery on June 2 or tour the park with your pooch during Dog Dayz at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park.
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