Harbor Humane Society

MERCURY
Female

Mercury is a domestic, medium-haired cat. She seems to have had a hard life before she ended up at the shelter. She has a scar on her nose, possibly from being attacked by another animal. Now she is warm and safe at the shelter, but she would love to be warm and safe in a home. The sad reality is most people don't even look at her because she is a black, adult cat. Black cats are the hardest to adopt since they don't stand out, especially when competing with tiny kittens. Please save a life and visit with her today in Cat Room A-23.

DUKE
8 years old
Male

Duke is a Jack Russell Terrier. He was surrendered to the shelter simply because his owner didn't have time for him anymore. He spent his whole life in a garage, desperate for love and attention. Many people will dismiss him because he is older, but he still deserves to know what it feels like to actually live inside a home with a family to love and cuddle him. Typical to his breed, he has still a lot of energy and would love an active family that can keep up with him. He is in room D-10.

Please come meet them, as well as all of the other adoptable pets at Harbor Humane Society.

All animals receive their first set of vaccinations, given rabies vaccinations, are heartworm tested or FIV/Felv tested, spayed or neutered, and microchipped before leaving Harbor Humane Society.

Adoption fee for dogs are between $75-$150 depending on the age of the dogs and their length of stay. This includes spay/neuter, first set of vaccinations, rabies vaccination, microchip, dewormer, and heartworm test.

Adoption fee for adult cats are $40 and $75 for kittens, and $75 for any two cats or kittens. This includes spay/neuter, first set of vaccinations, rabies vaccination, microchip, dewormer, and Felv/FIV test.

For more information, call (616) 399-2119 ext. 10 between the hours of 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, or 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.

Please stop by "Shelby's Place", Harbor Humane Society's great new thrift store located at 12360 Felch St. in Holland (near Hobby Lobby). Store hours: Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Donations of clothing, household goods, and furniture in good condition are accepted. A receipt will be provided for tax purposes. 100 percent of the proceeds from the thrift store go to support HHS!

See many other adoptable pets at: www.harborhumane.petfinder.com

Please be sure to check out our beautiful new redesigned website with tons of information: www.harborhumane.org

For stray animals found in Ottawa County, please contact Ottawa County Animal Control (616) 842-1640.

Harbor Humane Society
14345 Bagley
West Olive, MI
(616) 399-2119
office@harborhumane.org
www.harborhumane.org

Directions: Located between Holland and Grand Haven off US-31. We're approximately 1 1/2 miles north of Port Sheldon Street on the east side of the road. Signs are located at the north and south ends of the property.