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Xmas Hours at the BHS
Please note that the shelter and clinic will be closed on these three days:
December 25th ~ Christmas.
December 26th ~ Boxing Day.
January 1st ~ New Year’s Day.
Emergency services are still available.
On December 24th and 31st, only morning clinics (8 a.m. to 11 a.m.) will be held.
FIREWORKS
The Humane Society reminds all pet owners to be sure and have collars with ID tags on your pets and for those pets afraid of loud noises to keep tranquilizers on hand in the event your neighbor hood becomes a noise zone of loud fire crackers during Guy Fawkes week.
Just another rescue by our Ambulance at Night
9:30pm a couple phoned our 24hr rescue service to report, this little guy hanging out on their picture frame in the living room. Our rescue service came and rescue this little guy from the screaming couple and took him to a safe environment. Your donations also help to keep all creatures out of harms way, we thank you for your donations and ask that you continue to support us as we strive towards a Humane Bahamas.
BHS Summer Camp Ends Friday
All the little Campers are still enjoying themselves, but will be saying bye to their furry friends that they spent their Summer vacation with. The animals at the Shelter wish to say a special “Thank You” to all the kids who took the time out of their Summer vacation to be with them. Thanks Kids and see you at the Christmas Camp.
BHS PROMOTION TO INSPECTORATE
Ambulance Driver Valentino Armaly after one year of trainee Inspector’s duties and training is now a part of The Bahamas Humane Society’s Inspectorate Department. We welcome him and wish him all the best in his career as a Humane Society Inspector.
BHS SUMMER CAMP IS OFF TO A GREAT START.
Our 2012 Summer camp is off to a great start with lots of happy and exciting kids enjoying the time of their lives with their four legged friends.
Chief Inspector Carl Thurston Retires
After twentyeight plus years of services in the field of animal welfare Chief Inspector Carl Thurston bids farewell to The Bahamas Humane Society. This mild mannered gentleman will be missed by both staff and animals for his dedication, commitment and loyalty to the cause of trying to eliminate the level of unnecessary suffering of animals in The Bahamas.
We wish Carl all the best in his retirement and we know where ever he goes he will continue to encourage persons to be responsible animal owners.
Shelter Gounds Donation
Our eastern corner has been beautified with lovely plants and two native benches
compliments of Trish our Board Member.
Our Shelter animals express their Thanks to you.