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Why Does HATS Exist?
HATS exists to help the over 4000 homeless animals which will enter the
Isabella County Animal Control facility this year alone:
- we assist and pay for those animals vaccines and
veterinary care
- we assist in finding permanent homes for them
- we assist in the spaying and neutering of adopted
animals
- we assist by providing foster care for animals who would otherwise be
euthanized
- we aim to find all adoptable animals a place to
live, when the alternative is death
HATS exists to provide a valuable public service in emphasizing the
vital importance of spaying and neutering, preventing the suffering and
death of countless unwanted animals. Cats and dogs need our help to
reduce their population, until there are good, safe homes for them all.
Capturing, housing, and eventually euthanizing unwanted animals costs
tax payers
and private animal welfare organizations (such as HATS)
MILLIONS of dollars a year, it is not a minor matter to be shrugged
aside.
- we offer financial assistance to those in need who
might not otherwise spay or neuter their pets
- we work to reduce pet overpopulation, helping
solve a public
problem in our community - we spread the word that spaying and neutering
helps animals live longer and healthier lives
- a spay or neuter procedure is a relatively small
one-time cost with huge benefits
Help HATS earn a special funds for Isabella County Animal Control.
Simply visit the Animal Rescue site at the link below, click on the big
purple button to provide free food and care to animals. Once the "Thank
you " page opens, scroll down and take "The Animal Rescue Site $100,000
Shelter Challenge" from Petfinder.com, to help us earn a grant to help
more animals in our area.
When voting be sure to enter "Isabella County Animal Control
Mount Pleasant ", DO NOT abbreviate Mount Pleasant. Also, sign up
for daily reminders.
Vote now: >
http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com
 HATS Off To The Arts is a gala benefit promoting the appreciation and
ownership of high quality art. Proceeds from the event will go to the
Humane Animal Treatment Society (HATS).
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