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Greater Huntsville Humane Society 5th Annual Community Day

Get your pet a microchip, a health check-up, and maybe a free meal. Looking for a new best pal? GHHS will offer reduced-price adoptions.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — National Microchipping Month is coming up and the Greater Huntsville Humane Society is hosting its 5th Annual Community Day event on June 8. Happening from 9:00 a.m. - noon, people can pet wellness discounts, vouchers for spay and neuters, and microchips! 

Services available:

The 5th Annual Community Day will offer the following services: 

  • Chip-a-thon: Microchips will be available for $15, per pet. 
  • Pet Wellness Clinic: GHHS in partnership with South Huntsville Veterinary Hospital will be offering the inaugural Monte’s Pet Wellness Clinic offering discounted vaccines and preventatives. Please note, check-in for medical will end at 10:30AM. 
  • Spay & Neuter Opportunities: Vouchers will be provided by GHHS free of charge, with the opportunity to schedule an appointment with North Alabama Spay & Neuter Clinic, who will be on-site. 
  • King’s Kitchen Distribution: The pet food distribution will be provided by Evolve Pet Food and will be offered to are residents currently enrolled in the shelter’s program and/or to those that may need one-time assistance. 
  • Training: Ace K9 Training will be providing training support, along with available class information. 

GHHS will also be offering $75 adoptions June 1-June 8. 

GHHS CEO Spencer Batcheller started Community Day in 2020 to support pet owners in financial distress. "Over the course of the past five years the Humane Society has experienced an increase in needs regarding pet resources. These needs stretch from daily necessities such as food and litter to yearly essentials such as vaccines. Offering Community Day provides low-cost routine care opportunities and education in our community. Surrendering a pet often comes from financial uncertainty and if we can support the pet owners in our area, pets remain with their families and out of area shelters."

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