Keep Your Pets Safe on the 4th of July
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
9M ago
Fireworks and Your Pets “Many people enjoy the booming sounds and flashing colors of fireworks, but they can be terrifying, overwhelming⁠ and hazardous for both wild and domestic animals. On the Fourth of July, many animals become so frightened by the noise and commotion of fireworks that they run from otherwise familiar environments and people, and sadly become lost. They may also suffer devastating or even fatal health effects from the stress. The sudden bright flashes and sounds can cause wild animals to run into roadways, resulting in more car accidents than normal. Wildlife rehabil ..read more
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Saving buddy.
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Meet Best Boi Buddy! From severely injured to loved member of his forever family. Meet best boi Buddy! One and half year old Buddy sustained significant injuries when he was hit by a car. A kind stranger found Buddy on the side of the road and took him to one of HSP’s municipal partners. Buddy suffered contusions on his lungs, and fractures in both his left forelimb and left pelvic limb. Injuries too severe for a municipal shelter to handle, so we answered their call for help. Buddy transferred into our care mid December of 2021. We Didn’t Count Buddy Out! Even though he was severely injure ..read more
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Bucky the pug.
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Bucks for Bucky. Donate in honor of Bucky the pug. Bucky was a lively, spirited three-year-old black pug. His owner Eric Adeson had gotten him as a companion for his 12-year-old Puggle Sandy, who was undergoing cancer treatments last year.  Bucky gave Sandy something to live for. On Sunday, February 27, a senseless act of violence took him from the world too soon.  Eric’s ex-girlfriend Shelley Nicole Vaughn came over to his condo on Clearwater Beach, starting an argument with him.  Eric said that she was under the influence of alcohol and drugs when she came over at 11:00 ..read more
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Rescuing princesses leia & rey
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Puppy Princesses Leia and Rey were cruelly abandoned in a rural wooded area. Left on their own to survive until kind strangers came to their rescue. Leia and Rey are two puppies that were found abandoned in the woods by Amanda Ziegler and friends. The group were out on their ATV in the woods, when they saw some type of animals running towards them.  Amanda said, “At first, we thought they might have been hogs or foxes but as they got closer, we realized they were puppies.” Rey and Leia Leia & Rey with rescuer Amanda Leia & Rey’s Arrival Amanda and her friends scoo ..read more
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Rescuing Lance. A Happily Ever After.
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Rescuing Lance. A Happily Ever After. We wanted to share the story of HSP Alumni Lance and a recent update sent by his mom. So many animals come to us with unknown histories and/or are cases of neglect or abuse. We truly believe every animal deserves a second chance, and even a third or fourth chance. Lance came to us back in Dec. 2019. Lance was FIV positive and had some issues with biting and scratching when interacting with people. He was soon adopted in early Jan. 2020 but ended up being re-surrendered to us in February. Sometimes adoption matches don’t work out and some of our kids get re ..read more
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All about roxie
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
All About Roxie We want to tell you all about Roxie, a HSP Alumni that is living her best life today and why positive reinforcement behavior training plays such an essential role in the care and rehabilitation of our rescues. Roxie Arrival Roxie Today Roxie came to us in November 2020 as an owner surrender. She initially had some fearful behaviors towards people including barking, growling, retreating, and biting at the leash when people tried to leash her. Jennifer, our Behavior & Training Coordinator began a controlled training regimen to help her adjust to shelter life filled wi ..read more
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Holiday season pet safety Tips
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Tips for Keeping Your Pets Safe During the Holiday Season The hustle and bustle of holiday season is here! The holiday decorations are hung, the presents are wrapped, and holiday gatherings are upon us. It can be both an exciting and stressful time for your pet. Here are just a few tips to help keep your pets safe and happy during the holiday season. Holiday Decorations and Your Pet. What to watch out for: Plants: A number of seasonal plants are poisonous to pets if nibbled or eaten, including ivy, holly, mistletoe and poinsettias. Christmas tree: Make sure your dogs or cats do not ..read more
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Wines for Whiskers Has Moved to ITS Own Page Under donate.
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Our Wine for Whiskers Program is still live and thriving! We’ve just moved to an easier location to find on our website! This wonderful program now has its own dedicated page under the Donate Menu Bar. You can just click this link and it will take you there! Go to Wine for Whiskers page. The process of placing your order hasn’t changed. The link to the order form is right at the top of the new Wine for Whiskers page. THANK YOU for continuing to support this amazing program that supports the Humane Society of Pinellas along with small, local businesses. The post Wines for Whiskers Has Moved to ..read more
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Operational Changes During COVID-19
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Due to the progression of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), the Humane Society of Pinellas (HSP) will be adhering to the CDC and health department recommendations for your protection as well as our staff and pets. We thank you for your patience and support during this time. *All operating procedures are subject to change due to the advancements in the state of emergency. Please stay up to date by following this post or social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. Adoption Center We are open to the public on a first come, first serve basis and are limiting our capacity to 50% in or ..read more
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All About Spot
Humane Society of Pinellas Blog
by HSP
1y ago
Almost completely hairless and severely underweight, 7-year-old Spot came to our facility in a heartbreaking state. Confiscated by law enforcement in a neighboring county, Spot was malnourished and diagnosed with scabies.  Upon her arrival, our medical team jumped into action performing the necessary tests and discovered that Spot had an upper respiratory infection, a bacterial skin infection known as pyoderma, infections in both of her ears that caused bleeding, intestinal parasites, and a complication with her right eye, known as entropion. Entropion is a condition in which the eyelid ..read more
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