Animal Friends Humane Society

The Original 365 Dogs Calendar 2006

Too many dogs? Never! For the breed of person known as the dog lover, more dogs equals more joy—which is why 365 Dogs remains the original, best, and bestselling dog calendar out there. Featuring hundreds of winners of the 2005 Dog Calendar Contest, Dogs is a full-color year of perky Norfolks, athletic Aussies, Corgis romping through the snow, Rottweilers whose expressions say "Please hug me," and mutts whose expressions say "Please feed me—again!" Plus Westies in profile, Scotties in sweaters, Jack Russells vibrating with energy, and so-funny-looking-they’re-irresistible Pugs. Includes health-care tips, quotes from dog lovers, inspiring rescue stories, and trivia.

$8.96 (USD)—Save 25%

The Original 365 Cats Calendar 2006

For 14 years the best, for 14 years the strongest. Season after season, this annual celebration of cats (and their attitude) is the bestselling cat calendar and bestselling Page-A-Day Calendar. And what a procession! Page after glorious full-color page of tabbies, tigers and woolly-coated wirehairs, Siamese, Abyssinians, and those endearing Scottish Folds—each a study in mystery and eternal feline appeal. Graceful and sometimes goofy, as familiar as the cat next door yet completely mesmerizing, these hundreds of winners of the 2005 Cat Calendar Contest are a showcase for feline charms. Includes breed information, quotes and lore, health advice, care tips, and trivia.

$8.96 (USD)—Save 25%

Micro-Chipping

Microchipping is a safe, permanent way to identify your pet. A tiny computer chip, about the size of a grain of rice, is injected by a veterinarian, just under the pet’s skin. The number on the chip is entered into an international computer database. Animal hospitals, shelters and humane societies across the country use microchip scanners to detect the ID number contained on the chip. The database then matches that ID number to your name and the emergency contact numbers that you provide to the registry. Manufacturers of the microchips provide the scanners to hospitals and shelters across the U.S. and Canada. If you move, or if your contact information changes, all you have to do is update your information with the registry.

The procedure for implanting the microchip is routine and does not require anesthesia. It is an injection, similar to getting a vaccination. The microchip will not wear out or need replacement, nor will it migrate under the skin. It is a safe, effective, durable and dependable form of permanent ID.

We cannot stress often enough the importance of ensuring your pet has some form of identity. An identity tag is better than nothing, however, these can easily fall off. Therefore, micro-chipping really is the safest form of ensuring that should your pet be lost, it will have a good chance of coming home. Just bring your dog or cat in during our normal business hours. No appointment necessary.

$25.00 (USD) with Free Activation

Dog Licenses

Dog licenses can be purchased from us directly at our Trenton Road location.

We cannot stress often enough the importance of ensuring your pet has some form of identity. An identity tag is better than nothing, however, these can easily fall off. Therefore, micro-chipping really is the safest form of ensuring that should your pet be lost, it will have a good chance of coming home. Just bring your dog or cat in during our normal business hours. No appointment necessary.

$14.75 (USD) for newely aquired dogs or dogs that just moved to the area
$28.75 (USD) for local dogs owned over a month (includes late fee)

Personalized ID Tags

Order a tag with your name and phone number on it. Large selection of tags available at our shelter.

$6.50 (USD)