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Fostering the humane treatment of animals since 1978"  

 

 
 

News from the Shelter

The shelter is bulging with cats and kittens.
Special prices now.
$15 for one or $25 for two.  Come out and visit the shelter and maybe you'll find a new friend.


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Move Over Picasso,
Picasso Gato is Here

Read more about
these amazing artists.


 

Adopting a Rescue Dog Front Cover
This free book guides you through the first seven days of Adopting a Shelter Dog. With seven simple lessons, the book helps you ease the transition from shelter life to home life for you and your pup. You can download your copy here.

Annual Yard and Cookie Sale  Saturday, September 18, 8 am - Noon

The HSHP is famous--or notorious--for having a huge sale that spills from the education room in the shelter to the garage and driveway. Small kitchen appliances, dishes, towels and bedding, puzzles, games, vases, antiques and a lot of et cetera will be there to choose from. Debit and credit cards won't be accepted, but checks and cash will. Early birders will have to wait until the doors open at 8.

The HSHP is accepting items--the good and ugly, but not the bad--for its Yard and Cookie Sale Saturday, September 18. As you are doing your fall cleaning and sorting, think about donating "stuff" you can no longer use to the shelter. Bring it out anytime during the open hours, Tuesday through Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Tires, baby furniture, clothes, shoes and handbags will not be accepted.  Please! Be sure that everything is clean, complete and in good working condition. Employees will not appraise your donations, but will sign your list for you and your tax advisor to evaluate.

Homemade Cookies Will Be Gratefully Accepted.
Bring your homemade cookies to the shelter Thursday or Friday afternoon or by 8 a.m. Saturday, September 18. Any kind of cookies will be accepted, except those which are cream-filled and have to be refrigerated. One year, 98 dozen were sold. People came back for more! Most cookies can be frozen and will free time for your fall entertaining. Place either a dozen (or 13) small cookies or 6 large cookies in a baggie or on a paper plate.


 

Neville Gift Helps Humane Society
In December the Society received a substantial gift from the estate of Maxine Neville.    
 Please Read Her Story

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Virginia Miller
Animal Shelter


2050 East US Highway 40
Hays, Kansas  67601-9310
(785) 625-5252


Closed Mondays
Tuesday-Sunday 
1pm-5pm

 

Humane Society of the High Plains
2050 East US Highway 40, P O Box 311, Hays, Kansas 67601
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