On Saturday September 10, 2016 nearly 200 people gathered, dressed to the nine’s, at the Country Club of Jackson. They were there to have a good time, but it was so much more! They were celebrating the wonderful work that Cascades Humane Society does each year for the abandoned pets and pet-loving families of Jackson.
Halloween can be a festive and fun time for children and families. But for pets? Let’s face it, it can be a downright nightmare. Forgo the stress and dangers this year by following these 10 easy tips. 1. Trick-or-treat candies are not for pets. All forms of chocolate — especially baking or dark chocolate —
Cascades Humane Society reached a milestone this year – adopting out more than 1,000 animals! CHS adopted 1,057 animals during our last fiscal year from July 2015 through June 2016. This is the most adoptions CHS has done during a one-year time span! In addition, CHS is on track to pass the 1,000 adoptions mark
Right from the git-go everyone pitched in to save beautiful Bella. I mean, c’mon—just look at that face. You can actually see the sweetness in this cat’s eyes and Mona Lisa smile. We all knew there was just something special about this pretty calico cat. She has an ideal personality-gets along with everyone—kids, other cats,
The process was slow at first. It was decided just one staff member should work on gaining his trust so the little guy wouldn’t be overwhelmed. That person was Sue Chambers, our Director of Operations here at CHS. With endless patience Sue just sat quietly with little Poncho in her lap, petting him and giving
