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New
Hampshire Humane Society
1305 Meredith Center Rd.
PO Box 572
Laconia, NH 03246
Telephone:
(603) 524-3252
Fax:
(603) 524-9539
Email Us
Contact
Information
Hours: Open Tuesday & Thursdays
from 10-6, Wednesday & Fridays from 10-5-Saturday from
10 -4
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Helping animals
since 1900.
Serving the
communities of: Alexandria, Ashland, Barnstead, Belmont, Bridgewater,
Bristol, Campton, Center Harbor, Gilford, , Holderness,
Laconia, Meredith, Moultonborough, New Hampton, Plymouth,
Warren, Woodstock
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Still single...
Here are some wonderful animals still available for adoption who
were profiled in our "Single of the Week" column.
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Amaryllis
A beautiful flower that grows singularly and majestically; that
would be an accurate description of this little tortoiseshell cat,
there isn’t much of her but what there is certainly counts.
Her origins are that of a starving little waif in our largest
service town, Laconia. Of course she was a cute kitten, and a
rambunctious amusing teenager, but maturity, not being spayed,
possibly a litter of kittens already produced and folks; it isn’t so
much fun anymore. It would have been so easy to apply for help
through the Spay Neuter Assistance Programme, low cost sterilization
surgery for your pet; instead, it was just easier to leave her on
the streets to fend for herself.
Naturally, Amaryllis was perturbed to find herself at the shelter
but she has the master suite, a wonderful vantage point to be queen
over all she surveys. A cool cat, beautiful flame coloured eyes,
and a passionate nature to match. Your home would be filled with fun
and frolic if you adopted her.
Visit her today at New Hampshire Humane Society.
Can’t
Adopt? Sponsor Amarylis for just $25!
Click here
to learn how!
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A
rowdy Viking for sure who got into some trouble in his native Norway
by way of Iceland, ultimately landing in Greenland; certain aspects of
this famous Norseman could be apparent in his feline namesake, Eric
The Red.
Eric came from a lovely home but he just couldn’t get along with the
second in command cat, that throne only has room for one handsome
redhead.
This beefy orange boy is an independent type, fond of catnip mice,
possibly the real thing too if he can go outside and do a spot of
hunting on his own. Believe it or not, he’s used to chickens, [the new
fashionable pet], dare we suggest he’s been hanging out with a bunch
of New Hampshire RED’s!
Eric has one condition, he would very much like to be top and only
cat, and frankly, who would have the energy for more than one like him
anyway.
Looking for an
executive type cat, that strong willed Eric the Red is the cat for
you!
Can’t Adopt?
Sponsor Eric The Red for just $25!
Click here
to learn how!
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Suzie Q
“NO PETS ALLOWED IN MEMPHIS TENNESSEE”
Comments as they were written by the former owners of
Suzie Q’s on her intake sheet at New Hampshire Humane Society. Now,
the English grammar buffs will spot right away this statement contains
a double entendre, but even the staff at the shelter can see humour in
a decidedly unfriendly set of circumstances. Of course, the state of
Tennessee and the City of Memphis are pet friendly, one would assume,
only that the owners were not willing to take lovely Suzie Q on that
long journey south.
This endearing feline, who could pass for a Persian, is
the sweetest lady you will ever meet. She plays catch and retrieve;
she drinks water from the faucet, and loves to ride in the car…but not
all the way to Memphis.
Time to groom her beautiful coat is needed, and energy
to play cute little cat games a plus. Consider Suzie Q please, she
will fill your home with joy.
Check www.nhhumane.org for further details, or call
524-3252 and ask for the feline department.
Can’t Adopt? Sponsor Suzie Q for
just $25!
Click here
to learn how!
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