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First Annual Bark in the Park PDF Print E-mail

October 16, 2010

9:00AM-2:00PM

Idlewild Park, Easton Maryland

 

 

Fun dog show with laughter and prizes

Easton Police K-9 demonstration

Horse drawn carriage rides

Frisbee dog, agility and obedience demonstrations

The Grand Dog Walk

Music, food, and much more!

 

This exciting event's serious objective is to raise funds to care for the animals of Talbot Humane.  Have a great time while helping us, not only by registering to walk, but by becoming a fundraiser/walker.  Join us by clicking the link below to register and learn more about this fun filled family festival.  If you have any questions or concerns This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
We look forward to seeing you on October 16th!
http://www.firstgiving.com/talbot_humane_bark-in-the-park

Thank you to our sponsors:

  Queenstown Bank  Provident State Bank  PNC Bank  Hill's Drug Store C. Albert Matthews,Inc.    Town and Country Liquors  Hair of the Dog Wine & Spirits  Pagetronics Inc.  Glitzy the Singing Clown  Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam Funeral Home, P.A.  Oxford Girls Lemonade  Creative Cookie  Kevertin Pet Resort  Talbot Guide  Tidewater Times Inc.  The Update  Three Penny Opera  Grand Rental Station  Pierson's  Cross Court Athletic Club  Salisbury Gift & Garden  Richard Phillips- State Farm   Easton Market Square  Pet Portraits by Nancy Norma-VanSchaik   The Star Democrat  Chick-Fil-A
 
Bella AKA Moo Shu PDF Print E-mail

Hi everyone at Talbot Humane!

 

 Just wanted to forward this picture of Bella.  This is her favorite spot to nap- in the sunlight from the window.  She has been one spoiled kitty since coming home with us :o) She sleeps in the bed with my husband and I and  our Chihuahua!  She gets along great with our 2 dogs and we could not ask for a better cat!!!! We love her so much!!!!!!! 

 

Lisa Gould

 
Surrey AKA Shirley PDF Print E-mail

Surrey is fitting in nicely in our home!  She's the perfect dog for us!  She's very sweet and she's starting to know her name and come when she's called outside! 

 

Thanks again!

Paul

 
Brie AKA Breezy PDF Print E-mail

Hi Heather,

 

We are so pleased with Brie so far, she is doing amazingly well.  Took right to our office and when we got home it's like she's always been there, her crate and everything, she loves it.  No accidents! 

 

Attached are a couple photos, 001 is at home and 002 is at the office this morning :o)  She's fitting right in and we are so in love already!

 

Hope your day is great,

 

Mandy Hemmerick

 
Kiko AKA Tammy PDF Print E-mail

 

Dear Heather, 


   It has been about 6 months now since I adopted Kiko (formerly Tammy) and she is the love of my life! I never knew that I could feel so strong about a pet. We cuddle and play together all the time. And she is the softest kitty that I have ever felt! I wanted to share some pictures with you of Kiko's new life.
 
   My life is starting to feel very complete. I got a new job at Avon in NYC (which I love, but today I'm home sick) and after work, I get to come home to my best friend who greets me at the door. I'm starting to even want another cat! When I visit my boyfriend in Easton (yes, Kiko comes with me. She doesn't mind being in her carrier for the drive because she loves looking out the window!), I always tell him that I want to visit more kitties!

   Enjoy the pictures. Thank you so much for letting me adopt from your shelter. I'm glad that I could give Kiko a good home, and in turn, she has improved my life :)
 
Best,
Katherine

 
Shelter Tales Feb. 2009 PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 16 March 2009 21:13

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 19 March 2009 17:22 )
 
Talbot Humane Volunteers Psyched For PetSmart PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 17 April 2008 20:40

 

 

Talbot Humane Volunteers Psyched For PetSmart Grand Opening Easton, MD ––  Talbot Humane volunteers came out in droves last night to receive training at the Talbot Humane Pet Adoption Center at PetSmart.  “I’ve been overwhelmed by the response of our volunteers who see this as an excellent chance to increase our cat adoptions,” exclaimed Patty Quimby Talbot Humane’s Shelter Coordinator.  Talbot Humane has been selected as a PetSmart Adoption Partner for their Multiple Day Cat Program and will have cats available for adoption at the store seven days per week.  “Finding enough homes for all of the cats we receive continues to be our biggest adoption challenge,” adds Quimby “and the opportunity that PetSmart has given us is a great gift.”  If you’re interested in volunteering at PetSmart for Talbot Humane, please contact Patty Quimby at 410-822-0107 or visit www.talbothumane.org for more information.  Talbot Humane is a not-for-profit organization operated by a small staff and a large corps of volunteers all dedicated to finding loving homes for unwanted animals.  

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 17 April 2008 21:13 )
 
Shelter Tales - Febrary (Winter) 2008 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 14 April 2008 14:12

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From The Desk Of . . .

As you enjoy this newsletter,Talbot Humane is currently in the middle of our annual spay/neuter campaign. Increased advertising brings increased awareness of the services we offer. Our financial assistance program for spay/neuter surgeries began in 1998 with a $2800.00 grant from the Snyder Foundation For Animals and a commitment from our board and staff to provide services to every person in Talbot County who needed our help. Our goal that year was to sterilize 80 animals.

Last Updated ( Monday, 14 April 2008 14:32 )
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Shelter Tales - October (Fall) 2007 PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 14 April 2008 14:12

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From The Desk Of . . .

Talbot Humane receives many calls from pet guardians who are having behavioral problems with their pets. While we are not certified animal behaviorists, we try to help as much as we can. It’s amazing that pet guardians have many preconceived ideas for why their pet misbehaves. “He’s peeing on the bed because he’s mad at me.” “She chases the cat because she’s jealous.” “I stopped buying his favorite food and now he’s running away to spite me.”

Last Updated ( Monday, 14 April 2008 14:33 )
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Shelter Tales - November (Winter) 2008 PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 14 April 2008 00:00

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 November 2008 21:49 )
 
The Natalie Porter Award PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Wednesday, 20 February 2008 18:48

In 2001, the Talbot Humane Board of Directors initiated The Natalie Porter Service Award to recognize annually the volunteer whose dedicated service to the shelter and the animals in its care deserves special acknowledgment.

The Natalie Porter Award

Natalie Porter 2001

The Natalie Porter Award

Linda Gross 2002

The Natalie Porter Award

Rebecca Gaffney 2003

The Natalie Porter Award

John Schmidt 2004

The Natalie Porter Award

Doug Collison 2005

The Natalie Porter Award

Barbara Fox 2006

 The Natalie Porter Award

Dr. Terry White 2007

 
  

 

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 February 2008 19:17 )
 
Talbot Humane News & Events PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Wednesday, 20 February 2008 14:46
NEWS

TNR - A Labor of Love
Approximately three weeks ago, we were very involved in Tilghman with our spay/neuter clinic. Ever since a lot of us have been busy tying up loose ends.
To read the entire story, click here

UPCOMING EVENTS

Looking for something fun for the entire family, including your pooch? Then plan on attending this year’s Walk for the Animals. Enjoy a fun filled morning scheduled to include blessing of the animals, caricatures by Rick Kollinger, and a scavenger hunt through “the town that fooled the British”!

Talbot Humane works diligently to reduce the pet overpopulation problem through aggressive spay/neuter programs. While all shelter animals are sterilized prior to adoption our goal is to offer spay/neuter services to any Talbot County resident in need of help.

Help us reach our goal by making donations and collecting pledges for the 9th Annual Dog walk! Each dollar pledged goes directly to spaying or neutering an animal in need. Get your friends, family and co-workers in on the action to help us make a difference- no animal should be left behind.



OUT AND ABOUT WITH TALBOT HUMANE
On June 2, our volunteers and staff were out with some of our adoptable pets at the recent Adopt-a-Thon at Tuckahoe Steam and Gas. The animals always enjoy an outing, especially if it gives them a chance to show their best qualities. See photos!


A love match: Chloe and Schooner!

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 01 April 2008 15:09 )
 


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