top of page

Reflecting on 2025: A Year of Impact and New Beginnings

Jan 5
2 min read

As we turn the calendar to 2026, we want to take a moment to look back at the incredible impact we made together last year. While the challenges of high capacity remain, your support has allowed the Humane Animal Treatment Society (HATS) to remain a beacon of hope for pets in Isabella County and beyond.

December by the Numbers

December was a whirlwind of activity as we worked to get as many furry friends as possible into homes before the holidays.

  • Intakes: We welcomed 38 new animals into our care—15 dogs and 23 cats. While many were local strays or surrenders, we also stepped up to assist with a large-scale intake from Montcalm County.

  • Adoptions: A total of 51 pets found their forever families! This included an almost equal split of 25 dogs and 26 cats.

  • Reunions: We were thrilled to see 8 animals returned to their original owners, proving the vital importance of microchips and community reporting.

A Look Back at 2025

While we are still finalizing our full 2025 Impact Report, we have some preliminary milestones to share:

  • 896 animals entered our doors over the course of the year.

  • 153 pets were successfully reunited with their owners.

  • 643 animals were adopted into loving new homes.

Despite these successes, HATS continues to operate at high capacity. The volume of strays and surrenders in our county remains a significant challenge, but it only motivates us to work harder in the coming year.

Belle & Plumette - Two of the intakes from Montcalm County.
Belle & Plumette - Two of the intakes from Montcalm County.

Looking Ahead: Resolutions for Rescues

We are kicking off 2026 with a mission to find homes for our "long-termers"—those amazing dogs who have been overlooked despite their wonderful personalities.

Join us for our Resolutions for Rescues event from January 27th to February 7th. During this time, canine adoption fees will be reduced to $100. We have dogs of all sizes and temperaments waiting for their second chance.


Not Ready for a Full Commitment? Try Foster-to-Adopt!

If you’re unsure if a dog is the right fit for your kids, other pets, or lifestyle, our Foster-to-Adopt program is the perfect solution.

  • Trial Period: Take a dog home for 2–4 weeks to see how they settle in.

  • Full Support: You’ll have the backing of our Health Clinic for veterinary needs and guidance from our dedicated Foster Coordinator.

  • Confidence: Ensure it’s a perfect match before finalizing the adoption.

    Adoptable Dexter! Just one of over 60 dogs in our care, looking for their home!
    Adoptable Dexter! Just one of over 60 dogs in our care, looking for their home!

Thank you for making 2025 a year of transformation. Stay tuned for our full impact report coming soon!

 
 
 

35 Comments


Leon Kennedy
Sep 28

La quiniela mundial puede resultar más fácil de comprender cuando la información está explicada con un lenguaje sencillo. Me parece especialmente útil cuando los datos aparecen separados por fechas y sorteos, porque así resulta más sencillo revisar cada resultado sin mezclar información.

Like

cross pens
Sep 23

Like

cross pens
Sep 23

Like

Abbey Lee
Sep 20

일하다가 머리 좀 식히려고 Crazyig를 열었는데, 액션 게임 하나가 생각보다 재밌어서 쉬는 시간을 훌쩍 넘겨버렸어요.

Like

Петро Дяп
Sep 20

Totally agree with the author, this topic is super relevant right now. Some time ago I came across https://silukr.org and now I often use it as a reference for finding useful information. For related questions, I also occasionally check https://whatiscfdtrading.org/ which is another solid source. Has anyone else used them? What do you think of their content? Personally, it saves me a ton of time.

Like

Humane Animal Treatment Society (HATS)

1105 S. Isabella Rd 

Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858

(989) 775-0830

EIN 38-3485419

SAVING LIVES STARTS WITH YOU

Join the Constant Companion Club Today!

SAVING LIVES STARTS WITH YOU

Join our newsletter for updates, events info and more!

bottom of page