The Story of a rescue pup from Exuma, nickname Bob the builder because he was found tied up at an abandon building site. Bob was brought to the Shelter in Nassau, then he travelled with Kevin to a Shelter in Canada where he was adopted into a wonderful home, his name is now Tiko.
Every year The Bahamas Humane Society along with faithful volunteers travel to Family Islands that have no veterinary care or local Humane Shelters, to conduct free spay/neuter clinics. These clinics are done with the help of the local communities, who come to be educated on how to become responisible animal owners, we also visit all the local schools. These Clinics are very costly but very necessary, imagine with out our help the stress over population and cruelty both animals and people will face. Please donate towards neutering one dog or cat this will help make a difference.
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2nd Annual BHS Photo Contest 2011.
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BHS ANNUAL SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE 2011
Volunteers are always needed to assist the staff at The Shelter, with refilling water bowls, rescooping kennels/litter pans, walking/exercising animals and bathing animals. These task are on going and operating both Shelter and Veterinary Clinic the staff are challenged every day with keeping up with the many animals that are housed and passing through the BHS on a daily basis.
Who Knew: A ‘Royal Bahamian Potcake’ is a Dog, Not a Baked Good 04/04/2011 GUEST POST ALERT: Today’s guest post comes from our friend Jennifer Quasha, co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul: My Dog’s Life, and Don’t Pet Pooch While He’s Pooping: Etiquette for Dogs and Their People. “A Few Too Many Potcakes” NASSAU, […]
The Bahamas Humane Society would like to thank everyone who purchased raffle tickets and attended Friday’s Flower Power Party. A fabulous time was had by all at the party. The winners of this year’s Travel Bonanza Raffle are: First Place – London Trip – Ticket # 543 – Sean Farrington Second Place – Alaska […]
Mable Walker Primary School is one of the twelve schools visited so far this year by our Educational team, these visits encourage kids to become responsible pet owners they are the future and will be the ones to increase the spaying and neutering of animals and decrease the number of unwanted animals which will decrease the […]
