Pets of the Week It was another busy week (as usual) at Have a Heart. We had a couple of our pets adopted locally and also received word that two of our dogs who went on transport, Dos and Tres, were adopted in Massachusetts. Unfortunately, for every dog that gets adopted there seems to […]
Pets of the Week The volunteers at Have a Heart had another busy week taking care of our always full house of dogs and the staggering number of cats and kittens. Friday was an exceptionally good day with 6 cats and 1 dog being adopted. Since the cattery is still crowded HAH is continuing
Pet of the Week Last week Have a Heart was super busy hosting the Low Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic. There was such a great response for the Clinic that we ended up having it for four days, instead of the usual three. This requires the work of a lot from our volunteers, but
Pets of the Week Spring has arrived with a flurry of activity at our Shelter. This week the first of the Spay and Neuter Clinics will be held at Have a Heart. Due to an overwhelming response the Clinic will be held for four days instead of the usual three days. Over 100 animals
Pets of the Week Each week Have a Heart Pet Shelter features a couple of our adoptable pets to help them find their way to a loving fur-ever home. Our featured pup Dobie gets top spot this week. Dobie is a friendly little long haired Dachshund. He is about 3 years old, black and
Pets of the Week Spring is in the air and it’s a great time to be outdoors. Take a break from the yard and garden clean-up and come enjoy some fresh air while taking one of the Have a Heart dogs for a stroll. We could use a few more reliable volunteers. If dog
Pets of the Week This past week was another hectic one at Have a Heart. All our kennels are full with strays, unwanted pets and more puppies than ever. HAH is currently caring for 25 dogs (9 adults and 16 puppies) and 19 cats (10 adults and 9 kittens). Our core volunteers are overwhelmed.
Pets of the Week Three years ago, on March 1st, 2016, things greatly improved for the less fortunate animals in our area. That was the date Have a Heart Pet Shelter opened. The Shelter was originally located on Highway 62 between Flippin and Yellville. It was not the best building, but the volunteers did
Pets of the Week Old man winter does not seem to want to go away. The shelter kids are grateful that they have a nice warm building to return to after their daily walks. If you have outdoor pets, please remember to give them extra shelter in this bitter cold weather. Better yet bring
Pets of the Week Each week Have a Heart Pet Shelter features a couple of our adoptable pets who are looking for their fur-ever home. This week our kitty Wicket gets the top spot. Wicket arrived at the shelter on Feb 12th. He is a large, sweet blue point Siamese male who LOVES belly
