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This helps Huron Humane Society with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair/Domestic Shorthair
Color
Black (All)
Age
Adult
Sex
Female
Pet ID
55645430
Hair Length
–
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
It's your lucky day! You could have your very own good luck charm if you adopt Wishbone, a gorgeous young tabby looking for her forever home. Wishbone loves turkey, sausage stuffing, and gravy. She dislikes being asked to make the biscuits (it's performance art), setting the table, and listening to Uncle Kenny telling you who you should vote for.
How much does it cost to adopt? Wishbone's base adoption price is $50, with an additional refundable $50 deposit that gets you a voucher for a complimentary spay from one of our three area veterinary clinic partners: Alpena Veterinary Clinic, Switzer Veterinary Clinic, or Sunrise Veterinary Clinic. Once proof is provided that the altering surgery has taken place, you will be issued a $50 refund check.
What else comes with adopting a pet from HHS? All animals adopted from the Huron Humane Society receive a complimentary vet visit from your choice of one of our three Alpena veterinary clinic partners, as well as the peace of mind of knowing your new furry family member is up-to-date on all standard age-appropriate vaccinations and preventative treatments.
It's your lucky day! You could have your very own good luck charm if you adopt Wishbone, a gorgeous young tabby looking for her forever home. Wishbone loves turkey, sausage stuffing, and gravy. She dislikes being asked to make the biscuits (it's performance art), setting the table, and listening to Uncle Kenny telling you who you should vote for.
How much does it cost to adopt? Wishbone's base adoption price is $50, with an additional refundable $50 deposit that gets you a voucher for a complimentary spay from one of our three area veterinary clinic partners: Alpena Veterinary Clinic, Switzer Veterinary Clinic, or Sunrise Veterinary Clinic. Once proof is provided that the altering surgery has taken place, you will be issued a $50 refund check.
What else comes with adopting a pet from HHS? All animals adopted from the Huron Humane Society receive a complimentary vet visit from your choice of one of our three Alpena veterinary clinic partners, as well as the peace of mind of knowing your new furry family member is up-to-date on all standard age-appropriate vaccinations and preventative treatments.
All adoptions are preceeded by a brief interview and adopters are required to sign a contract and to spay/neuter if adopting an unaltered animal. Our fee includes vaccinations, microchip, one free grooming at Paul's Pet Care Services, spay/neuter deposit, and a free exam at any the vet of your choice.
All adoptions are preceeded by a brief interview and adopters are required to sign a contract and to spay/neuter if adopting an unaltered animal. Our fee includes vaccinations, microchip, one free grooming at Paul's Pet Care Services, spay/neuter deposit, and a free exam at any the vet of your choice.
Go meet their pets
We are on-line at www.huronhumanesociety.org
Our shelter is open to the public M-F 9am-4:30 pm and on Saturdays from 10-3.
We are located at 3510 Woodward, about 1 mile past Northern Lights Arena.
We are on-line at www.huronhumanesociety.org
Our shelter is open to the public M-F 9am-4:30 pm and on Saturdays from 10-3.
We are located at 3510 Woodward, about 1 mile past Northern Lights Arena.
More about this shelter
The Huron Humane Society works to care for and find permanent homes for homeless dogs and cats of Alpena County. We provide for the medical and behavioral needs of the animals in our care. We can house up to 20 dogs and 60 cats at one time. We are about 85% privately funded and not affilitated with any other organiation.
The Huron Humane Society works to care for and find permanent homes for homeless dogs and cats of Alpena County. We provide for the medical and behavioral needs of the animals in our care. We can house up to 20 dogs and 60 cats at one time. We are about 85% privately funded and not affilitated with any other organiation.
