Luck of the Fosters
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The Humane Society for Hamilton County has hundreds of dogs and cats in foster care at any given time. Our generous foster families open their hearts and homes to provide temporary refuge to some of our most down on their luck animals. The shelter environment is not for everyone — especially seniors, animals that shut down because of stress and those with special medical needs.
Many animals in foster homes are on medications and/or prescription diets to treat conditions ranging from anxiety and ailments that come with old age, to life-threatening illnesses.
We spend over $4,000 on medical supplies for our foster program each month and need your help replenishing our pot of gold!
When you make a donation, we will write your name on a gold coin to be hung on the pot of gold as pictured below to be hun in our adoption lobby through March 17th.
Kiss Them They're Foster Animals
Marley
Luck of the Fosters poster pup, Marley, is on medication for anxiety, hypothyroidism, arthritic pain and allergies totaling $143.60 a month.
Noreen
Noreen is on blood pressure medication, a renal insufficiency prescription diet and gabapentin for arthritic pain totaling $247.18 a month.
Boo Boo
Boo Boo is diabetic and suffers from seizures. He receives anti-convulsant medication, diabetic prescription food and insulin totaling $270.65 a month.
Raisin
Like many of our under-socialized or stressed out animals, Raisin receives fluoxetine totaling $47 a month to help manage her anxiety.
Be Their Lucky Charm
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The Luck of the Fosters campaign is presented in partnership with Strategic Wealth Designers.
