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 The LHS key chain is a great way to show your support and keep track of all of your keys. Price: $5.00 |
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 What better way to have a cool drink on a walk with your favorite pet.
Price:$5.00 |
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 Sport your support with the LHS quality T-Shirt
Price: $20.00 Grey, Black, Metro Blue, Purple, Red |
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 Have your favorite beverage on the go with the LHS Cummuter Mug
Price: $16.00 |
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Open your home and your heart. You will be making a difference for many homeless animals. Foster homes are needed to temporarily house our animals until a permanent home can be found through pet adoption.
These animals may be too young to be left alone for long periods, need further socialization, have a treatable illness requiring special attention for a period of time and sometimes (most times) we're just overcrowded and just need extra space, love and hands to help out these critters!! For more info call 594-1896 or e-mail
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Here is an easy way you can help the Humane Society. Donate your Canadian Tire Money to the Lakeland Humane Society. This enables us to purchase shelter supplies and office supplies.
You can drop it off at 6220-50 Ave, Cold Lake or mail it to:
Lakeland Humane Society
Box 202 Cold Lake AB T9M 1P1
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For a pet caregiver, the loss of an animal friend can be one of life's
most difficult experiences. In memoriam gifts for beloved animals, devoted companions who give us their unconditional love can be made to the Lakeland Humane Society, to honor the memory of a pet. A plaque will be placed on a memorial board in the humane society.
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When you make a gift in memory of a person, the humane society will send a simple card to the family, letting them know that you’ve made a memorial gift.
To make a memorial gift, simply send a check or money order, and include a note with the name of the person in whose memory you are making the gift, and the name and address of the person you would like us to notify.
You can also call 780-594-1896 to make your gift with a credit card (visa).
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Ask your employer if they will match your charitable contributions.
Ask your employer for a matching gift form and return it with any monetary contributions you send to the Humane Society.
Your company can increase the impact of your gift dollar-for-dollar
and can inspire other fellow employees to do the same.
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"The spaying of one female cat can mean the prevention of 29 litters over a period of ten years. No one can guess how many litters can be prevented by the neutering of a male. We have heard it said by knowledgeable people in the field that a male cat on the loose can sire as many as 2,500 kittens in a year and a male dog just as many puppies"
-UNITED HUMANITARIANS
The "Sponsor - A - Spay" program is designed to help us offset the costs of spaying and neutering humane society animals, thus preventing more litters from being born to unwanted and unavailable homes.
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As a sponsor, your contributions will help provide care, shelter, and most of all, hope for a new life to these wonderful animals
who wait for a second chance at love and a second chance at the dream of a loving home.
Yearly Sponsors: $250.00/year or $20.00/month
At the humane society, we will affix a plaque engraved with the sponsor's name to a sponsored cage. Sponsorship’s can bear your name, your company's name or the name of a loved one or pet.
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Is there an animal here that you just love, but are unable to adopt. Why not sponsor this animal? For a $20.00 monthly donation, you can sponsor one of the homeless animals at the humane society. This gift will be used to purchase food, toys, treats, vaccinations, or anything else this animal would need. Your name would be placed on his/her cage card as well as a thank you in our quarterly newsletter.
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You can give a monthly donation, in doing this, you keep administration costs low…that means more money for the feeding and care of the animals.
Please complete this form and return it today!
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GivingPages provide a way for people to raise money online for the charities they support, with personalized fundraising pages via the CanadaHelps website. Think of it as a personal online gift registry – for your charity of choice. Click here for more information.
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 | Once upon a time in the City of Cold Lake there lived a very handsome, stray ginger colored tabby. He wandered around the city for months and months, hoping everyday he would find enough to eat and to have a warm place to curl up at night. Nibbs was brought into the adoption centre, in late October. It did not take long to notice that this zestful boy was in a little trouble. Nibb's tail had been badly mangled, but despite all the pain, he was in good spirits. Sadly, there was nothing that could be done to save his tail. So, Nibbs was off to the veterinarian for a tail amputation. Nibbs may have lost one of his 9 lives but he has 8 more and he would love a family to share them with! Nibbs is described as a quiet and content fellow. He loves attention and will perch to watch the world go by. Adopted Jan 2009. |  | Brack was brought into the Adoption Centre on September 9, 2008. When Brack arrived he was limping on his back leg. After being seen by a Veterinarian, Brack was diagnosed with a broken bone and a fractured hawk. Brack’s leg was put into a splint and his mobility was restricted to allow for the fracture to heal. He absolutely loved every minute of attention! He was rolling on his back for lots of tummy rubs and greeting everyone with a wagging tail to say hello! Adopted December 5, 2008 | | | |
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| Copper a male Australian Shepherd/Husky Mix was found on February 22, 2008. He was picked up by some concerned citizens. It was very evident when Copper first arrived at the animal care centre that there was something wrong with his hind leg. He held it up and would not put any weight on it. Copper was taken to see a veterinarian, we were saddened to find out Copper had been struck by a vehicle. He was suffering from a broken femur. Copper was in excruciating pain, and through all the pain he would not stop licking and wagging his tail!!! It is as if he knew there was an angel there to help him. Copper’s leg has healed and he is back up to his proper weight again. Copper was adopted in April 2008. |
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 | British a yellow lab mix, was surrendered to the Lakeland Humane Society on Feb. 19, 2008 with hardly any fur left on his body and covered in itchy scabs and infected sores. Upon arrival, he was withdrawn and scared, even growling and bearing his teeth. British was in urgent need of medical attention as he had gone months and months without seeing a veterinarian for demodex mange and the mite and infection had spread over most of his body. Demodex mange is a non-contagious mite that will thrive on animals with suppressed immune systems. When treated immediately, mange is very manageable but British had been left untreated for the majority of his seven months of life. Since the mite and infection has spread over most of his body, treatment is very expensive; $1,500 to $2,000 and recovery time is six to eight months. After months of treatment, British is expected to make a full recovery. He has become a very outgoing and friendly dog who seems to love everyone! |
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| On Saturday October 20th, 2007 a declawed short hair grey tabby was found and brought into the Lakeland Humane Society from the OD Saddle Club with a huge open wound on his back where the shoulder blades meet. The tabby had been shot with a shot gun. After the veterinarian started shaving him down you could see approx. 15-20 pellet holes around the large hole where the shot gun shell exploded. As the fur was being removed, pellets started falling onto the exam table.
During the examination, the cat did not have to be sedated as the vet cleaned and poked at his back to clean out the wound. He just purred and occasionally cried in pain but stayed still until he finished. The vet estimated he had been shot a few days before being found.
The grey tabby has been named "Trigger". He is currently in a foster home recovering from the injury, minor infection and trauma from the incident.
Trigger is slated to go into surgery on Thursday, November 1st to have the skin from the gun shot wound stitched closed. |
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Purchase a banner ad on our site. Banner ads provide your company with online exposure and all proceeds help the Lakeland Humane society. |
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You can help by providing an item or items from our wish list. We are in constant need of pet food, cat litter and office consumables (paper, envelopes, postage). Donate your Canadian Tire Money to the Lakeland Humane Society. This enables us to purchase animal care centre supplies (bleach, liquid laundry detergent, pet food, cat litter).
You can drop it off at 6220-50 Ave, Cold Lake or mail it to:
Lakeland Humane Society
Box 202 Cold Lake AB T9M 1P1
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Become a member of the Lakeland Humane Society and affirm your support for our organization. You will be financially assisting the society by purchasing a membership. Your membership is a valuable contribution to the work that we do on behalf of the animals. Valid one year from date of purchase.
Subscribing Membership - $25/Year
Supporting Membership - $45/Year
Sustaining Membership - $100/Year
Guardian Angel - $250/Year
Members recieve: LHS Paws 'N' Tails Quarterly Newsletter (Print and Online)
Voting Privileges at AGM, A charitable receipt for the full membership amount Best of all, with a membership, you will be supporting us to care for over 500 animals each year.
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The Lakeland Humane Society cares for over 500 animals each year, which operates from donations from the public throughout the Lakeland communities. We do not receive government funding; we rely on the support from our generous donors in our communities.
Your contributions will let us provide a safe haven; food and tender loving care to the homeless animals who rely on us.
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