Blitzen reached out to you for help. She’s currently living with two torn ACLs and needs surgery to repair them before she can begin the next chapter of her life. You quickly responded, and with the help of an anonymous donor matching your gift, reached Blitzen’s goal of $2500! Blitzen’s surgery will be scheduled today.…
DetailsPublic Animal viewing is currently closed to the public in an effort to keep down the stress on the seized dogs, our staff and the public. All adoptions are being done through private interviews and scheduled appointments with pre-approved adopters only. If you are interested in saving a life, please apply here and become an…
DetailsWe’re celebrating today! The seized animals have officially been forfeited! These babies have had a rough start so there is still a long way to go, including heartworm checks, dentals, spay/neuters, and more. We’re continuing to conduct interviews and meet-and-greets with pre-approved adopters in order to make the adoption process as stress free as possible…
DetailsFrom skinny street dog to spoiled shelter pup, Blitzen can’t wait to complete her adoption journey! Although she’s survived a lot since she was found, Blitzen isn’t out of the woods yet. This sweet girl has recently been diagnosed with two torn ACLs and she’s begging for donations to receive the surgery she desperately needs.…
DetailsOn Friday, December 29th, 2017, Lenawee Humane Society was called out to a home in Onsted, where Lenawee County Animal Control needed help seizing animals from a home where they had no food or water and inadequate shelter. The conditions were inhumane, with frigid temperatures near 0 degrees and expected to drop over night. Lenawee Humane…
Details(Adrian, MI – December 20, 2017) TLC is proud to announce that employees donated over $2,700.00 to the Lenawee Humane Society. During 2017, the employees of TLC Community Credit Union had the option of having payroll deductions every week to dress down and wear denim on Fridays. They also decided that part of the donation…
DetailsRemember Penelope, the "pregnant cat" abandoned at our shelter near the end of September? After a few weeks with no changes and no kittens, Penelope was re-evaluated by our Hope Clinic team. Although she still appeared pregnant, we knew something wasn't right. Her lymph nodes were swollen and enlarged, so a biopsy procedure was performed…
DetailsOn September 22, 2017 at 2:28pm, a sick boxer puppy was found abandoned in Adrian. The puppy was severely underweight, lethargic, and dehydrated. We feared the worst and immediately ran a test for parvovirus. The postive result quickly confirmed our fears. We named the puppy Natalie and promised her that we would try our best…
DetailsAround 11:00am on September 21, 2017, a kitten named Cheerio was vomiting, had severe diarrhea, and was extremely lethargic. He was showing signs of feline panleukopenia, also known as feline parvovirus, a deadly virus that quickly attacks the intestines, bone marrow, and lymph nodes. While our Hope Clinic team tried to save Cheerio's life through supportive…
DetailsAt 8:11am on September 21, 2017, a young woman driving a blue Ford Focus pulled into our parking lot, retrieved a cat in a partially packaged live trap from her back seat, and attempted to enter our building. When she realized we were not open yet, she stuffed the trapped cat halfway inside of a…
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