 Click here for the Pet ScrapbookScroll down for FREE TO A GOOD HOME Animals & information on the HSCC |
Proud supporters |
Pet of the Week Sissy ( Sarah Sanders) |
| This could be YOUR pet! And if it is, you'll win a $25 gift certificate to Oklahoma State Parks! Click here to e-mail a picture of your pet. Be sure to include your Pet's name (and your name) and we'll post all weekly pet pictures online |
| If your pets pic is chosen as the PET OF THE WEEK, your pets picture will be posted in this feature spot for the week and you get a $25 OK State Parks Gift Certificate. If you are unable to e-mail your photo, you can drop it off at our studios during business hours. (Your photo will be available for you to pick up within 48 business hours of being dropped off). One entry per household/pet per week. If you choose to submit more than one picture each week, you will still only have one chance to win each week. Lakes Country Radio contest rules apply. Winners announced each Monday on the Shane & Cindy Lea Morning Show |
FREE TO A GOOD HOME - E-mail your listing here
Have an animal that you'd like to give (for free) to a good home? Send in your info (and preferably picture too)! Listings will stay posted for 90 days
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"Sunshine" is a beautiful yellow lab mix.
She is so smart, playful, and eager to please. We found her abandoned
near our home, but as adorable as she is, we can not keep a new dog. I
think she is about 8 months old. Please make her the newest member of
your family this Christmas! Leave a message at 207-6716 (posted 1.05.10) |
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Spayed female German Shepherd/Golden Retriever mix. Born on August 11, 2008. She is very smart and active. Her name is Sis. She gets along with other dogs, but has been chasing the horses. She'll make a great family pet (as long as you don't have horses). Call 918.705.0979 (posted 12.8.09) |
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 Humane Society of Cherokee CountyPO Box 1354 Tahlequah OK 75565 918.457.7997 e-mail - info@humanecherokeecounty.org www.myspace.com/humanetahlequah www.humanecherokeecounty.org |
| The HSCC is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization of volunteers who are dedicated to reducing if not eliminating pet overpopulation, abuse & neglect in the county. HSCC is supported by donations, fund-raising projects, memberships and grants. HSCC is a member of the Oklahoma Humane Federation, which consists of similar groups, but is neither affiliated or subsidized by any other animal welfare or animal rights organizations. |
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NEW - ORDER CHECKS & MAKE EASY $$$for the HSCC Click here to order checks for your checking account and the HSCC will get $1 for each box of checks you order. They're super affordable and guaranteed to work at your bank. It's easy & it's all for the animals! Be sure to select the HSCC (we're OK6 in the drop down list) |
LOST & FOUND ANIMALS
Report lost & found animals to the Humane Society! You can call or e-mail
your info. If you call, please leave a message and someone will return
your call as quickly as possible (the voice mail is monitored regularly).
Lost & Found Animals - click here |
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ON-AIR SPONSORS The following businesses sponsor the HSCC on air announcements on Lakes Country 102.1 and Classic Country KTLQ1350: Cherokee County Wrecker Service, Kathy's Dog Grooming, & VIP Grooming in Tahlequah & in Stilwell |
HSCC RESALE SHOP @ 17736 S Muskogee Ave (across from the Cherokee Nation Outpost) 458.1147 Open Tues-Sat 12:30p-4:30p |
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VOLUNTEERS HSCC is a completely volunteer organization! Would you like to volunteer? Click here for more info! |
DONATIONS You can now DONATE ONLINE on the HSCC website! Click here to donate today! |
| Humane Society of Cherokee County |
Lab Rescue OK |
| Westie Rescue Oklahoma | A special message from the Song Trust... Choose Me... click here to watch |
- Make sure your pet wears an identification tag or is micro-chipped to enable him/her to be returned to you if lost
- To prevent animal behavior problems, make sure you enroll your new puppy or dog in behavioral training classes and visit www.petsforlife.org
- Animal behavioral problems can be health related. Make sure your pet has a complete medical exam by a veterinarian at least once a year
- Prepare for disasters. make sure you have a plan for your pet in the vent of a tornado, flood, or fire
- Plan for your pet's future in case something happens to you and visit humanesociety.org/petsinwills for more info
- Learn how to avoid dog bites and hot to prevent your dog from biting by going to www.nodogbites.org
- Have a heart, be smart, and make sure your pet is spayed or neutered.
Dogfighting/Cockfighting Reward Program |
