Pet Food Recall Expands
Diamond Pet Foods have expanded their pet food recall to include some
cat food brands. Please make sure to visit:
http://www.diamondpetrecall.com/
to make sure that you are not feeding your pet the recalled food.
Humans have become ill from handling the food contaminated
by Salmonella.
Diamond has listed on their website corrected production codes for the
recalled food. If you have any questions you can contact
Diamond at 866-918-8756
Monday – Sunday: 8 am - 6 pm EST for assistance.
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Thank you to everyone who came out and helped
make Dog Walk 2012 a success! We had a great time
out at Prairie View Park enjoying time with friends and
pets, while helping animals of our community!
Announcing
Feral Cat Thursday
In an effort to curb the hundreds (if not thousands) of kittens
that flood area shelters and rescue organizations each spring,
KHS is sponsoring Feral Cat Thursdays.
Feral cats brought into the KHS office in a live trap* on
Thursday's will receive rabies vaccine and be
spayed/neutered FREE of charge.
For further information on this program call the KHS
office at 345-1181.
The Kalamazoo Humane Society appreciates the support from
Kalamazoo County Animal Services & Enforcement
and Animals Best Friend Fund, Inc. for this worthwhile program.
*For the health and safety of our technicians as well as the animal's safety, cats are
REQUIRED
TO BE IN A LIVE TRAP and not in cat carriers.
Announcing
Fix-A-PIT / Be ResponsiBULL Program
Pit bulls comprise a large percentage of the animals
abandoned or relinquished to our local Kalamazoo
County Animal Services & Enforcement shelter.
Beginning April 1, 2012 the KHS will begin providing low cost
spay/neuter services for local pit bull owners. The first 500
pit bulls scheduled for surgery will cost only $50
with a FREE rabies vaccination included in the cost.
For further information on this program call the KHS office at
345-1181.
The Kalamazoo Humane Society appreciates the support from Kalamazoo County Animal
Services & Enforcement and Animals Best Friend Fund, Inc. for this worthwhile program.
Operation Fix-It Still Going Strong
Kalamazoo Humane Society provides the Operation Fit-It
program to help control pet overpopulation by providing
low cost spay/neuter services for families who can
not have their pets spayed/neutered
by an area veterinarian.
The cost for spay/neutering is as follows;
Male & Female Dogs - $75
Female Cats - $45
Male Cats - $35
Low cost rabies vaccinations ($10) and microchipping ($15)
is also available for people who are having their
pets spayed/neutered.
*Note: Rabies vaccinations and microchipping are only available at the time of OFI spay/neuter.