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Saturday, January 31, 2009

Sex & The Kitty! FREE Spay Neuter @ Treehouse in February













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Free Spay/Neuter Packages!

With the help of Cook County’s Spay/Neuter rebate, Tree House is offering 100 FREE spay/neuter packages for cats and kittens in the Chicagoland area beginning February 1st. Each participating household can receive 2 free spay/neuter packages. Tree House encourages the public to not only spay/neuter their pets but to practice TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return), the only effective and humane way to manage feral cat colonies. With an estimated 700,000 stray and feral cats in Cook County, this has to be a priority if we are ever going to reduce these numbers.

Health Benefits

Spaying or neutering eliminates the possibility of uterine or ovarian cancer in females and testicular cancer in males. It also reduces the chance that domesticated cats will sneak outside, not only keeping them safe, but also preventing the contraction of other diseases. A spayed/neutered cat is also less likely to have temperament or behavioral problems. Most importantly, with millions of cats and kittens being euthanized in shelters every year, spaying and neutering all cats—domesticated and feral—will prevent the birth of more homeless kittens.

Tell Me More!

For more information or to make an appointment, please call (773)-784-5488, ext. 229 and leave a detailed message with your name and phone number. Someone will return your call to schedule an appointment or answer your questions. Package services vary depending on your cat’s situation and needs. Services include, vaccinations, parasite treatment, pain medication, micro-chipping and virus-testing.

Mission

Tree House Humane Society is a humane organization that promotes the inherent value of every animal and strives to educate the public about proper and responsible animal care, with a focus on the care and placement of stray cats with special physical and emotional needs. We are committed to finding every healthy and treatable animal a home. Our in-house clinic offers full veterinary care (including spay and neuter surgeries) for all admitted cats. Tree House also offers a variety of community programs and informational publications to educate people on the importance of the human/animal bond. Our Feral Friends Program works to educate people on TNR and actively works to reduce the stray cat overpopulation problem. Tree House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity and proud member of the Chicago Animal Shelter Alliance (CASA). All donations are fully tax-deductible. We do not accept any federal or state funding. Nearly all of our support comes from concerned and involved individuals like you.

Friday, January 23, 2009

Maeve Returns!



Maeve was another welcome return visitor. She is such a sweet and clever girl. Her tail is wagging as she trots about, looking to please while enjoying each moment and having a ton of fun! She and Maggie got to hang out, making a cute pair of yin and yang!

Monday, January 19, 2009

Dottie The Smart Jack Russell




Dottie is a smart Jack Russell who loves to please. She does think she is human and among dogs she is top dog. Don't let her size food you. She has no trouble telling any canine who is boss, including Maddy, the gentle lab!


Friday, January 16, 2009

Maddy The Gentle Lab





Frigid winter days! And in spite of the weather, Maddy is delighted. She rolls in the snow, puts her nose right in and wags her tail like crazy! She is truly among the sweetest and happiest dogs I have ever met! She came to earth to share her love which she does abundantly! Maddy and Maggie got to have a little reunions as well!

Sunday, January 4, 2009

PAWS Animal Shelter Tip From Ideal Bite


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Done fraternizing with shabby sweater sets and tattered towels? Go on a closet-cleaning binge by donating to the local, no-kill shelter PAWS - the first of its kind in Chicago. Just drop off old sweaters, rugs, and towels (just about any condition will do), and the shelter will use them as bedding for its cats and dogs or for cleaning up - a way better option than contributing to the average 68 pounds of clothing Americans toss each year. The staff's up for sharing rescue stories and volunteer ops, plus introducing you to the animals, pressure-free (do prepare to melt a few times, though). Wild.
Wanna Try?
PAWS Chicago, donations accepted at the Adoption Center, 1997 N. Clybourn Ave. Map It (773-935-PAWS).