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Summertime is finally here! This means large celebrations with dazzling fireworks. While most humans are enjoying their celebrations, many pets dread this time of year because of the big booms that come from the sky seemingly without warning. Dur ...
Cache Humane Society encourages responsible pet ownership, because, put simply, being responsible helps to reduce the number of unwanted and lost or stray animals in Cache Valley. Let's start with four basic principles that help pet owners be respon ...
Ways to get involved at Cache Humane Society Our shelter runs on volunteers! With an average of 100 animals in shelter, we always need the extra hands. 100 animals equals multiple loads of laundry and dishes; multiple animals needing extra playti ...
Here are a few options when your pet has gone missing: Losing your beloved pet can be scary and stressful, but don’t give up. Follow these steps to help you find your pet. Reach out to your neighbors or members of the community you last saw yo ...
Can the Cache Humane Society take stray animals? Cache Humane Society operates a non-profit Animal Adoption Center. We find new homes for pets when their families can no longer care for them, and we find homes for unclaimed stray animals.&n ...
Update October 01, 2021: The citizen-led Valley View Dog Park Committee has made the difficult decision to dissolve after six rewarding years operating Cache Valley's only non-profit dog park. The Valley View Dog&n ...
Cache Humane Society's rescue efforts have helped over 240 animals this year. Animals come to us in a few different ways. Most of our loveable cats and dogs come to us through families in Cache Valley that can no longer care for their pets. A few ...
