February 07, 2012
>> arborweb.com
>> City Guide
>> Community Services
>> Animal Welfare
City Guide
Animal Welfare
Animals and Society Institute
Independent research and educational think tank works to stop animal cruelty, develop human-animal studies, and increase awareness of animal issues in public policy. info@animalsandsociety.org, animalsandsociety.org2512 Carpenter, suite 202-A [map]
677-9240
Ann Arbor Cat Clinic
Adoption program places stray cats into permanent homes. Does not accept cats surrendered by their owners. Full veterinary services. aacc@annarborcatclinic.com, annarborcatclinic.com3690 Packard [map]
973-9090
Bird Center of Washtenaw County
Certified volunteers rehabilitate wild, injured and orphaned songbirds in their homes Sept.-Apr. Drop-off center open May-Aug. daily 7 a.m.-9 p.m. (call for location). birdcenterwashtenaw.org V
761-9640
Great Lakes Rabbit Sanctuary
Provides safe haven to abandoned, abused, and neglected domestic rabbits with the goal of finding them new homes; those not eligible for adoption remain in sanctuary. info@rabbitsanctuary.org, rabbitsanctuary.orgP.O. Box 7, Whittaker 48190
461-1726
Humane Society of Huron Valley
Animal shelter for homeless, lost/found, injured, stray, abandoned, and abused animals. Accepts pets surrendered by owners. Helps with injured animal rescue and animal cruelty investigations. Trap, Neuter and Return Program works with caretakers of feral cat colonies and Bowntiful Bowls program provides free pet food for owners in need. Shelter open daily 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Adoptions daily noon-6 p.m. hshv.org V3100 Cherry Hill [map]
Shelter: 662-5585. Clinic: 662-4365. Behavior Helpline: 662-5545
Mosaic Feline Refuge
Cares for abandoned or stray cats until they can be adopted. No feral cats. By appointment only. VP.O. Box 7801, AA 48107
332-1621
River Raisin Raptor Center
State and federally authorized to rehabilitate sick, injured, and orphaned owls, hawks, and other birds of prey. riverraisinraptorcenter.org
Dody, 428-8455; Francine, 417-6791; Mary (419) 346-7079
SASHA Farm (Sanctuary and Safe Haven for Animals)
The largest farm animal sanctuary in the Midwest. See website for volunteer opportunities and upcoming events. info@sashafarm.org, sashafarm.org VP.O. Box 222, Manchester 48158
428-9617
©1998-2012 Ann Arbor Observer - All Rights Reserved
