10 Reasons to Adopt a Senior Pet
10 Reasons to Adopt a Senior Pet When senior pets are adopted, they seem to understand that they’ve been rescued,
My name is Rafiki and I came to the Humane Society in June of 2011. I am an 11 year young blue point Showshoe. I am one of the most affectionate cats you will ever meet. I love to cuddle in your lap and lounge in the sun in the outside cat enclosure in Cat Haven. To live a long, happy and healthy life I would like to go to a home where I could be an indoor only cat.
My name is Fu Manchu and I came to the shelter back in February of 2011. I am a smooth coated Chihuahua mix. My family at the shelter doesn’t understand why I am still here. I am sweet, housebroken and love to be around all different types of people. I enjoy going for walks with the volunteers and playing with my other Chihuahua friends. I would make a great companion dog!
Hello, my name is Magoo and I am a 7 year old Pomeranian. My family at the shelter say that I am very loving fun to be around. I like other animals, children and adults alike. I am housebroken and like to curl up on your lap. However, I do like to chase cats so a home with cats might not be the best fit.
Hi, my name is Harvey and I am a 7 year young Chihuahua/Rat Terrier mix. I am very playful, loving, housebroken and full of spunk. I would do great in a house with other animals or with someone who could spend some time with me.
My name is Kitty and I am an 11 year young Maine Coon. I love spending my days basking in the sun at the Humane society and snuggling up in the blankets on colder days. I am an aloof kitty that seeks out attention when the world around me is quite. I would do great in household with seniors and my adoption fee is only $75.
The Humane Society of Ventura County is a private, non-profit organization founded in 1932. We receive no direct financial assistance from city, county, state agencies or National Animal Welfare Organizations such as The Humane Society of the United States and the ASPCA. Fundraising events,grants, bequests, investments, supporters and your very important donations are our only sources of income. We truly appreciate your love, concern and support for our Shelter animals and the community outreach services the Humane Society provides. Approximately 95 percent of the contributions we receive are spent on programs and services that directly benefit animals
When animals need a safe haven, we are here for them.
Our Mission is dedicated to promoting the health, safety, welfare, compassionate care and protection of all animals through education and community outreach programs.
10 Reasons to Adopt a Senior Pet When senior pets are adopted, they seem to understand that they’ve been rescued,
Alex Golden, a 14 year old young man working on his Eagle Scout project brought in 40 new beds for
Just a reminder that we will be closed on Saturday, December 24; Sunday, December 25; Saturday, December 31; Sunday, January
We still have a few spots left for the Dec 27-29 Winter Camp at the Humane Society. What a perfect
Don’t miss out on the amazing, fresh and organic Walnuts that have again been generously donated by Richard and Ellen
Holly, Jolly and Oh-So-Safe! Of course you want to include your furry companions in the festivities, pet parents, but as
Nestled among the picturesque shade trees in the canyon of Arroyo Verde park, gathered nearly three hundred individuals in support
For years it has been our dream to have a place where adopters and visitors alike could find the necessary