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BIG DOG OWNERS
We are sponsoring and subsidizing a spay/neuter clinic for LARGE DOGS
(40 lbs. and up) on Monday, September 14 at the Jessieville Fire Station on Hwy. 7(north of Hot Spring Village.)

If you have a "
big dog" don't miss this opportunity for affordable
spaying or neutering.

PAY ONLY WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD

For information and appt. call
CHARI (501) 922-5269
ANGELA (501) 915-0832

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
RESERVATIONS BEING BOOKED NOW

AWL is offering FREE CAT SITTING in your home for ONE YEAR when you adopt select adult cats from the Shelter.  Come in and inquire about this money saving offer included with the adoption fee.

URGENT NEED: FOSTER HOMES FOR PUPPIES. INVOLVES A FOUR WEEK COMMITMENT. ALL FOOD AND EQUIPMENT PROVIDED. CALL ANIMAL WELFARE 915-9337 FOR PICK OF THE LITTER.


Jessieville Junior Civitans helps AWL

The Jessieville Middle School Junior Civitans collected pet food, treats, toys, leashes, a pet bed and pet carrier and donated the items to AWL for use at the shelter.  The student group is sponsored by the HSV Civitan Club.  Their faculty advisor is Virginia Miller.  The club president this year is Mitchell Harper.  This group was started several years ago and membership has grown from 10 students to a current membership of 35.  Each year they undertake community service projects and each year since their inception they've chosen to do a project for AWL.  They've had a blanket and towel drive in the past and this year chose to collect food and shelter supplies.  Christine Beauchamp spoke to the group and invited them to visit the shelter during summer vacation  and Joan Urbanek also attended the presentation on May 12th and took the photos . 


The Junior Civitans with their gifts to the shelter.


Puttin on the Dog...and Cat
April 7th, 2009
a Great Success

"The Third Annual 'Puttin' on the Dog...and Cat' on April 7th was rated a "five paws" event by all who attended the evening fundraiser at the Coronado Center.  Villagers sampled a variety of salads, entree items, hors d' oeuvres and desserts provided by area restaurants and AWL supporters.  The Silent Auction tables were filled with everything from glamorous jewelry to unique pet products donated by businesses and individuals.  High bidders took home lovely gift items and gift certificates.  Lucky tickets holders won door prizes and two benefit drawing ticket holders each won a custom-made Adirondack chair to be painted with designs of their choice. 



A Big Thank You
To all that made this success

Our 3rd annual "Puttin' on the Dog..and Cat" fundraiser was a sellout event again this year.  Our thanks to many talented and dedicated volunteers who made it happen.  Thank you Dizzy's, Chatty's, El Acapulco, Fiesta Bowl, Home Plate and The Village Pub restaurants and our supporters Jennifer Young, Deanna Anderson, Jackie Morris, R.C. Shipley and Carol Tubbs for the entrees, hors d'oeuvres and desserts.  The food was delicious!

Our Silent Auction committee filled many tables with wonderful items donated by area businesses and generous benefactors.  The presentation and all of the donors are 1st class!

The Event volunteers managed the evening's activities while the Village Note-ables provided the tunes and Wally Newburn entertained the crowd and directed the auction.  The music was wonderful and Wally is the best emcee in the Village!

The Village Voice staff and KVRE radio personalities who always support our events were most generous with their coverage of our fundraiser.  We thank you all for the terrific publicity.

And special thanks to the Villagers for your continued support and caring.  Because of you there are many "Happy Tails" at the shelter each year.  Our appreciation for your generosity is without measure!


Some of the pets available NOW.

    

Click on the "Photo Albums" button above for more pictures.


The Spring AWL Newsletter is now online!!!
Just click on the "Newsletter in PDF" button above.
You will need a PDF reader such as the Adobe Acrobat Reader


"SPRING" on over to the HSV Animal Shelter to see the great pets we have for immediate adoption. 


Now all adopted pets will be micro-chipped to
aid in recovery if lost.


March 2009 Spay & Neuter Clinic a Success




A Big Thank You to Our Volunteers
Volunteers at the Animal Welfare Shelter spend over 1500 hours yearly
helping with the care of all of the pets sheltered there.


Don't forget to bring those aluminum cans (please rinse out).
 We also collect and recycle ink cartridges.
All goes to help maintain the shelter.
(Note: Cranford's has discontinued their rebate program,
so we will no longer be collecting their receipts.)


Shelter Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:00 to 3:30

Hours for Adoptions
Monday - Friday: 10:00 to 2:00
Closed Sundays and Holidays



www.hsvanimalwelfare.com
or short address
www.hsvawl.com

The Animal Welfare League now has its own telephone
number as well as an email address.
The AWL phone no. is:
 501-915-9337
Email: 
Note: the HSV Animal Shelter phone number is still:
501-922-6547