CI Humane Society News
Earlier this week, the CIHS announced that shelter was closed to new admissions due to the overcrowding. This is still the case whilst efforts are made to reduce the numbers of animals to acceptable levels for the Shelter staff and the animals themselves. The clear message from all quarters is that the long term issue is the management of the Islands animal population. That message has to be “SPAY AND NEUTER”! The CIHS have been involved in and are developing initiatives to encourage owners of dogs and cats to have their animals spayed and neutered, and one of these is the partnership with long time supporter of CIHS, Cost U Less highlighted below. This is a start, thank you to all the offers of help this week and support we have received in addressing these problems
And this is Rubi (see attachment) who left the Island this week to go to Canada for adoption, thanks to Joanne Mercille. Already taking in the breathtaking lakeside walks, reported to have been a star on the trip up. As Joanne commented, the grass is greener – at least until the snow comes!
Starting at 2pm on 1 June, 2013 on the patio area outside Sail Inn at Grand Harbour, the event runs until midnight, come rain or shine. It includes performances by Clever Knots, Business Time, Suite Elite, Suckerbox, Backbeat Band, Shedden, Zipper Envy, Red White Blues, Special Guest and Inverse, all of whom are giving their time free to support the Cayman Islands Humane Society. During the daytime there will be additional attractions for families, including fairground-style games and activities available from 2pm, then after 6pm the entertainment starts. And the shelter dogs will be there.
Butterfield Bank Ltd for your donation!
We are very grateful, especially to their Marketing Officer, Rebecca Ebanks taking the time to bring the donation to the shelter herself. Pictured here with Janette, and visiting our cat room.
Long time supporters, THANK YOU PWC and your staff for spending the afternoon at the shelter last Friday. All the dogs were walked, which is a great help to the staff and we do know the dogs
Don’t forget the Garage Sale on June 1st Kirk Supermarket Parking Lot. See attachment