Roice-Hurst Humane Society
"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
3320 D 1/2 Rd., Clifton, CO 81520
Phone: (970) 434-7337 Fax: (970) 434-2769
Email: rhhs@ascol.net
Roice-Hurst Humane Society
"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
3320 D 1/2 Rd., Clifton, CO 81520
Phone: (970) 434-7337 Fax: (970) 434-2769
Email: rhhs@ascol.net
Roice-Hurst Humane Society
"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
3320 D 1/2 Rd., Clifton, CO 81520
Phone: (970) 434-7337 Fax: (970) 434-2769
Email: rhhs@ascol.net
Roice-Hurst Humane Society
"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
3320 D 1/2 Rd., Clifton, CO 81520
Phone: (970) 434-7337 Fax: (970) 434-2769
Last Year Roice-Hurst Found Forever Homes for Almost 800 Homeless Animals
Meet our pets and the people who love them.
It doesn't cost you anything !
City Market will donate 1% of your total
grocery purchases to Roice-Hurst .
Every time you shop, you are helping to
Our Purpose?
Saving One Life at a Time
Promoting a "NO KILL" Nation
Hours : Closed on Tuesdays. Mon. - Sat. 10:30 am to 5:30 pm Sun. 11 am to 4:00 pm
Roice-Hurst is a 501(c) (3) non-profit corporation and receives NO government funding.
We are 100% funded by private donations, memberships, sponsorships and grants.
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Roice-Hurst
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CITY MARKET!
Senior Dogs Are Great
for Senior Humans!
Senior dogs are often overlooked for adoption. However there are some great reasons for adopting a senior dog. Senior dogs make great companions for senior humans, as they don't require the constant care of a puppy or younger dog.
"Paw Print" T-Shirts
with the RH Logo and states:
"Recued" Is My Favorite Breed!
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Baseball Hats
With RH Logo
Wear You Support for Roice-Hurst!
GREAT GIFTS FOR
ANIMAL LOVERS !
HELP KEEP OUR ANIMALS WARM!
Donate to our special "Winter Heating Fund" to help us purchase infrared Heaters for our outside kennels, please
Thank you for caring.
Thomas Melzer, D.V.M.
Located at 2668 Hwy. 50
Ph: (970) 241-9866
Clinically proven natural formula for dogs suffering from joint pain, decreased flexibility and reduced movement.
FREE SHIPPING !!
All Roice Hurst Customers receive a Free 20 Chewable bottle with your first order!
A Big "THANK YOU" to the following local Veterinarians who have so generously contributed their time and talent to assist our animal's medical needs.
Make your family part of ours.
Tom Suplizio, DVM
Tara Suplizio DVM
Located at 504 Fruitvale Ct.
Phone: (970) 434-4090
Grand Junction CO 81504
COTTONWOOD
Veterinary Hospital
Suzanne Hoest, DVM
Located in the Medical Arts Center
2232 No. 7th, Grand Junction, CO
Phone: (970) 245-0135
LOW COST
VACCINATION CLINIC
Sunday, March 14th
9 am to 11 am
at the Roice-Hurst Shelter
Solar Power for Cats & Dogs!
The next time you come by Roice Hurst, check out our new clean power producer donated by High Noon Solar!
High Noon Solar, a local Grand Junction solar sales and installation company, donated a solar electric system to Roice Hurst in December 2009 to help make the holidays (and beyond) a little easier for the humane society. The solar system, which will produce about $1,000 in free electricity each year and should last 30- 40 years, is installed in a way to make it dual purpose. The carport structure the solar panels are on will provide shade for the new dog play area at Roice Hurst as well as produce free, renewable electricity from the sun. High Noon Solar is located at 569 S. Westgate Dr. #4 and can be reached at 970-241-0209 or www.highnoonsolar.com
Executive Director, Denise Lashmett, showing our new solar system to Comet and Darvey.
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Blue is not a small dog. He is a Chesapeake Bay Retriever and Catahoula mix. The staff at Roice Hurst worked diligently to help Blue. After a a week he was taken back to the vet. Blue had not made any progress at this time and the vet said Blue would not recover and felt that perhaps Blue should be put down.
It was the season for miracles and we have one of our own to share.
Last October, one of our precious charges, Blue, had a spinal stroke and lost the use of his rear end and legs.
We took Blue immediately to a local veterinarian and we were told that Blue should improve on his own. He was given some medication and sent back to the shelter.
We had to lift Blue’s rear end in a harness to help him walk on his front legs to get him out for bathroom breaks.
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COSTING YOU A PENNY!
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Add the Roice Hurst Humane Society toolbar for IE or Firefox, and each time you shop at one of the more than 1,300 participating stores, a percentage of what you spend will be donated to us at no extra cost to you! (you could even save money as the toolbar provides coupons and deals). The toolbar also has a search box and each time you search the Internet, about a penny is donated to us.
No registration is required!
WE ARE HALF WAY THERE!!
So far we have raised $800 for Koda.
This couragous little guy has suffered far too much in his short two years of life. It is not known exactly how Koda came to be injured, but multiple shots of BB's were found in his leg.
When Koda, a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix, arrived at the shelter, the staff was told that he had broken his left front leg and it had not healed properly. Koda's paw was deformed and jutted out at a precarious and painful looking angle.
After a few short walks, it became apparent that Koda's condition was serious and it was obvious that he was in a great deal of pain.
Upon a vet's examination and x-rays, it was found that Koda's leg was full of BB shot. Additional abnormalities were found and we were advised that Koda needed surgery to have a chance at a normal life . Without the surgery, Koda will continue to suffer in pain, and will continue to deteriorate.
Koda needs surgery that will cost about $1,500.
Veterinarian, Dr. Thomas Melzer, at the Orchard Mesa Veterinary Hospital has offered his facility for the surgery and will be assisting the orthopedic surgeon who will perform the operation.
Dr. Melzer has generously offered his facility and services at cost. However, we will need to raise a total of $1,500 to cover the cost of
the surgeons' fees and Dr. Melzer's costs.
Will You Extend A Helping Hand To Koda?
Roice-Hurst's limited budget does not allow us to cover any extraordinary medical expenses for animals brought to our door.
As a private, non-profit, "No Kill" animal shelter, we do not receive any local, state, or federal tax money. Therefore, we rely on donations from the community to
feed, house, and provide basic medical care for all our homeless pets until they are adopted.
In spite of the evidence of being shot with a BB gun, Koda remains a sweet, gentle and loving boy. He enjoys sitting with a friendly human, just watching the other dogs run and play. Of course, it's obvious that he would like to join in the fun. And, like all our precious homeless pets, Koda yearns for his very own "forever home." He truly deserves a second chance.
With your help, we can give him just that. We are setting up a special medical fund for donations for Koda's surgery. Any additional donations, over and above Koda's needs, will be greatly appreciated and will be set aside for the future medical needs of our other animals.
Please contribute to the
"HELP SAVE KODA FUND".
Anything you can give will be greatly appreciated.
Or mail a donation to:
Roice-Hurst Humane Society, P.O. Box 510, Clifton, CO 81520.
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MONTHLY SPONSORS
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Certified Residential
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Grand Junction, CO
970-210-7883 ph
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WE ARE ONLY 1/2 A POINT FROM 1ST PLACE IN COLORADO !!!
We only need $700 more for Koda's operation.
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