Rescue Season 2023
Every winter, OHS volunteers gear up by training to be rescuers, fosters, drivers and trappers. Preparing to save more cats,
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Every winter, OHS volunteers gear up by training to be rescuers, fosters, drivers and trappers. Preparing to save more cats, kittens, puppies, dogs and even bunnies! Every year we make a huge difference in the lives of thousands of animals with spay, neuter, medical treatment and rehoming.
Our vision is that every animal will have a beautiful, loving, warm, safe home.
Had we not rescued, fixed and adopted 1200-2000 animals together every year, for the past 26 years, we can’t imagine what the next year would bring.
Sadly, socio-economic challenges being faced by families in our communities, causing the cost of everything to sky-rocket, including veterinary costs, we will see thousands of animals again in 2023.
Rescue requests are flooding in. Please join with OHS now to assist with rescue, spay, neuter and medical emergencies.
Your continued support is needed now! THANK YOU on behalf of countless animals and OHS Volunteers!
Every winter, OHS volunteers gear up by training to be rescuers, fosters, drivers and trappers. Preparing to save more cats,
Doja came into the care of OHS severely emaciated, unable to eat, vomiting and very lethargic. She was rushed to
It was a four-month long project and countless volunteer hours from one very special, extremely dedicated OHS volunteer named Darlene.
Tanny was found outside when concerned citizens heard her cries under their porch. They tried for days to coax her
Molly and Leigh have been together for 13 years. They depend on each other; they love each other and are
Dobie was found on a frigid winter day when the temperatures had plummeted to -24 degrees. This poor boy was
