April 2023

Siskiyou Humane Society

1208 N. Mount Shasta Blvd.

Mt. Shasta, CA 96067

530-926-4052

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March Shelter Update

Intakes:

Dogs: 33

Cats: 22

Completed Adoptions:

Dogs: 6

Cats: 6

Transfers to Other Organizations:

Dogs: 0

Cats: 0

Strays Returned to Owner:

Dogs: 6

Cats: 0

We can't do this work without your help and support and we appreciate every single one of our loyal supporters that help us with our Mission! We live in such a generous and dedicated community and we are grateful every day for the support we receive. 2022 was year of transition for Siskiyou Humane Society in many ways and we are all excited for what 2023 will bring for our team and for the animals in our community!

March Pets of the Month

Meet Holly!

Meet Holly the spirited and young black cat! This green-eyed girl loves her independence almost as much as she loves birdwatching outside.

Holly needs gentle interactions to know your trustworthy, and then she can respond in a gentle and docile manner. She's confident and beautiful and she's looking for the right home.

Holly prefers the company of humans to the company of cats, and she makes an excellent cuddle buddy.

Holly's Adoption Fee has been generously sponsored by McCloud Realty!

Meet Dexter!

Dexter is a lovable, almost 2-year-old pup who is full of energy and always ready to play. He's incredibly easy to please and finds joy in the simplest of things, like chasing after his favorite toys or cuddling up with his humans. His playful nature and loving personality make him a great companion for anyone looking for a loyal and fun-loving furry friend. Whether it's going for a walk or just lounging around the house, Dexter is always up for an adventure as long as it involves being with the people he loves.

Dexter's Adoption Fee has been generously sponsored by Base Camp Brazilian Jiu Jitsu!

Medical Fund Donations Needed for Aslan!

Meet Aslan, a senior cat who captured our hearts here at Siskiyou Humane Society. Unfortunately, when he arrived a few months ago, we quickly realized he was in pain and needed medical attention.

Thanks to the compassionate staff at Mount Shasta Animal Hospital, Aslan was diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease and given the proper treatment to live a happy and healthy life. We're incredibly grateful for the care Aslan received, but his medical bills have totaled over $1000.

At Siskiyou Humane Society, we rely on donations from our community to help provide the necessary medical care for cats like Aslan. That's why we're asking for your help today. Your donation will go directly towards covering Aslan's medical costs, giving him the chance to continue living the life he deserves.

Please join us in supporting Aslan and our other furry friends in need. Your contribution, no matter how small, will make a big difference in their lives. Thank you for your generosity and for being a part of our mission to provide care and compassion for animals in our community.

If you’d like to contribute to Aslan’s medical care, please do so here and put his name in the note section:

https://checkout.shelterluv.com/donate/SISK

Aslan is also looking for his new family and you can learn more about him here:

https://www.shelterluv.com/embed/animal/SISK-A-2654

Thank you for your support!

MARCH VACCINE AND MICROCHIP CLINIC

Thanks to grant funding from Community Foundation of the North State and assistance from Dr Amy Fousek at Siskiyou Veterinary Services we had a great vaccine and microchip clinic last month!

While the storm surely put a damper on the amount of attendees, we were able to provide 53 DHPP vaccines for dogs, 46 microchips for dogs, 13 FVRCP vaccines for cats and 13 microchips for cats… all free of charge! Dr Amy also provided low cost rabies vaccines.

Our next clinic is scheduled for Friday, April 14 from 1-4pm at our Community Pet Resource Center located at 109 N. Broadway St, Yreka.

Take a walk and help the animals!

ResQwalk is a free mobile app that lets you raise money and resources for Siskiyou Humane Society, and all you have to do is walk!

Throughout the year, Best Friends Animal Society will announce a ResQpool of cash and other helpful resources that have been provided by some generous corporate sponsors. You can help your chosen organization earn a portion of this pool by downloading ResQwalk and hitting the pavement!

Download it today, select Siskiyou Humane Society, and start walking for the animals!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE APP!

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1208 N. Mt. Shasta Blvd

Mt. Shasta, CA 96067

Please come by or call us at

530-926-4052

or Visit our Website:

www.siskiyouhumane.org

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Siskiyou Humane Society!

Donate online today!
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Foster a dog, cat, puppy or kitten!
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As a non profit organization, we receive no funds from local, state, federal government or national humane organizations.

We rely solely on private donations, grants, fundraisers and the proceeds from our thrift store.

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Siskiyou Humane Society?

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We have a lot of great opportunities!

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We are hiring!

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Board of Directors

Member Recruitment

We are in our Spring recruitment period for new board members to join our leadership team!

If you're interested in more information about this opportunity to join our Board, please reach out to our board president, Linn Tyhurst, via email at:

linn@siskiyouhumane.org

Our Mission Statement

“The Siskiyou Humane Society exists to improve the lives of companion animals by sheltering, rehabilitating, reducing pet overpopulation and finding permanent homes. We promote responsible pet ownership, kindness to animals and enhancement of human-animal relationships through education and outreach.”