by Humane Society of Macomb | Sep 4, 2020 | Shelter News & Developments
In case you missed it, we held a car wash fundraiser on Saturday, August 22nd from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. We had a great turn out! For every car we washed, we were given a generous donation from those who allowed us to wash their vehicles. Our car wash fundraiser...
by Humane Society of Macomb | Aug 14, 2020 | Shelter News & Developments
We are so excited to announce our first ever Virtual 5K to benefit abandoned and abused animals. Your registration feeds a dog in our shelter for 2 weeks! All registrations completed by September 8, 2020 are guaranteed a t-shirt. We will try to supply t-shirts to late...
by Humane Society of Macomb | Jul 24, 2020 | Shelter News & Developments
You’re not the only one who needs to stay cool when the weather gets hot. Your pet needs you to look out for their well-being and keep them from getting overheated too. Unlike humans, your pet doesn’t have the ability to regulate their body temperature through sweat....
by Humane Society of Macomb | Jul 3, 2020 | Shelter News & Developments
Since it’s summer, you’re probably spending more time outdoors and traveling with your pet. Even if you’re just going a short distance up the road, it’s still important to practice safe traveling to keep your furry friend safe. Here are five steps you should take...
by Humane Society of Macomb | Jun 24, 2020 | Shelter News & Developments
Are you ready for the best and safest dog gone summer with your furry friend? Before summer arrives, we want to share with you some tips we compiled to help keep your dog safe during the summer. Here are our top five tips we recommend for your dog pal: 1. Keep Your...
by Humane Society of Macomb | Jun 13, 2020 | Shelter News & Developments
Many people have spent the last couple of months staying home and safe amid COVID-19, but now people are returning to work. Since you’ve been home, your pets may have become accustomed to you being with them more often than normal. As you go back to work, the sudden...
