Mid Atlantic Tire in Easton, Maryland is giving back to the community through their Mattie Rewards Program. This program allows customers to use their rewards to make a donation to Talbot Humane!
To sign up, simply go the MidAtlantic Tire Pros website and click on the Mattie Rewards logo or banner. Just sign up and start earning rewards! Earn your favorite Miles/Points just by using Mid-Atlantic Tire Pros for all your automotive tire & service needs. You can choose from a variety of currencies, but we encourage you to choose giving back to Talbot Humane! For more information or to sign up for your rewards visit http://www.mattierewards.com/ today!
Talbot Humane and Talbot County Animal Control would like to remind citizens during the times of high winds, heavy rain and potential flooding to PLEASE bring your pets indoors. Talbot Humane will lend crates to those in need during this time. Do not leave dogs tethered out or in confined areas such as kennels, sheds or any other structure which may flood or collapse. Please keep cats indoors during and after the event. Animals suffer from stress just as humans during extremes and may behave erratically, or not recognize their surroundings. If you see a problem within Talbot County, please contact our office at (410)822-0107.
If you are in a danger zone, please plan to leave well in advance of the impending weather event.
You will want to contact friends or family outside of the immediate danger area to stay. Contact local hotels to see if they are pet friendly, or will waive their policy during an emergency. In Easton the following hotels will accommodate pet owners- Tidewater Inn, Days Inn, Comfort Inn and Inn at 202 Dover. These businesses ask that owners call in advance to find out their requirements.
In the event the Social Services Shelter at Easton High School is opened, the Talbot Animal Disaster Services shelter will also open to house pets for those residing in the shelter. Please be advised this shelter IS NOT a drop off for your pets- it is only for those residents living in the shelter. This shelter should also be used as a means of last resort- it will be stressful for you and your pets.
When evacuating your home with pets, owners should bring the following items:
A crate or carrier for each pet
Medical records, a photo, veterinarians name and number, and any medication for each pet
Food for 3 days for each pet
Bedding, litter, cleaning supplies for each pet
Sturdy leashes, toys and any special items needed for your pet
Pets suffer from stress during these times just like you and me. The best way to protect you and your pets is to be prepared. Have a plan, and do not wait until the last minute to act.
The first official race for UNLEASHED in fall 2012.
Amy Eutsey is no stranger to Talbot Humane. In December of 2011 she joined forces with fellow volunteer Julie Fickes to create our very successful and life changing program UNLEASHED. She has been an important part of our volunteer force since!
Earlier this year Amy joined the staff of Talbot Humane as our part time data entry assistant. When Susan Langfitt, long time Volunteer and Community Events Coordinator, shared her interest in concentrating on fundraising and development, Amy was an immediate choice to work with the volunteers.
“Susan has left big shoes to fill. I am excited to work with the dedicated volunteers,” shares Amy. “I love working with and inspiring people, and being a part of the team of Talbot Humane.”
We are thrilled to have Amy join us. “She has a gentle and friendly nature, is super organized and is committed to the mission of Talbot Humane,” states director Patty Quimby. “We are all excited to have Amy as part of the team.”
Interested in joining the volunteer family at Talbot Humane? Stop by to meet Amy, or email her at talbothumanevolunteer@gmail.com
It’s that time again friends. Another season of UNLEASHED training is before us beginning in July 2015.
Charity Running Team to Benefit Talbot Humane
Choose your distance.
Choose your race. Choose your fundraising plan.
But first, choose to do something extraordinary for yourself!
You’ve seen us running. You may have been curious as to what we were doing, who we were. Maybe even thought “I want to do that some day.” Or “I would do that but I can’t because….” Believe us when we say, you can, if you will it, you’ll make it, and you will LOVE IT! Geared toward your fitness level, this program is for couch potatoes and weekend warriors alike!
UNLEASHED is a group of ordinary folks doing pretty awesome things for themselves, the animals and citizens of our community. Since Spring 2012 our UNLEASHED runners have raised over $60,000 for the animals of Talbot Humane! This is simply amazing!
Our next informational meeting will be held at Talbot Humane on Thursday June 25th at 6PM for any and all interested parties. Come meet the coaches, the alumni and learn just how DO-ABLE our program really is! For more information on the program click HERE.
If you would like to speak to a team member about this amazing opportunity to get fit and help the animals all at once please email info@talbothumane.org or call (410)822-0107 today.
Fitness RX ZUMBATHON for the Animals of Talbot Humane
Saturday June 6th
10a-1p
We are pleased to announce Fitness RX on Marlboro Rd will be holding a Zumbathon on Saturday June 6th 10A-1P to benefit the animals of Talbot Humane! It is only $10!
NEW-BEES WELCOME! It would be a great time to try Zumba and see if you like it!
All participants receive a 5 day gym pass. They have amazing raffles and door prizes thanks to our community supporters and local businesses! Come out and get your ZUMBA on for the animals! For more information you may contact Fitness RX at 443-385-0506 or merrie@fitnessrxworkout.com. Special thanks to Mark Cuviello owner of Fitness RX and Jen Frye dedicated Talbot Humane volunteer and ZUMBA instructor for organizing this amazing event!
Come out and check out UNLEASHED! Even the most seasoned couch potato can get moving and make a difference for yourself and the animals in our community! We start SLOW and short distance and work up AT YOUR PACE to get you to 3.1 miles! YOU CAN DO IT! This FREE program starts Saturday May 30th, but you can come out anytime to see how it works! We want to see you Saturday at 7AM- we meet by the tennis courts on Aurora St.
Try it, we just KNOW you will LOVE IT!
For more information contact us at info@talbothumane.org or call (410)822-0107 and ask for Patty or Susan.
Join the fun on Saturday, April 25, in Oxford for a Dog Walk and Show to benefit the animals of Talbot Humane!
The Oxford Day Dog Walk begins at 9:00 and runs from the Causeway to the Ferry Dock. The blessing of the animals takes place just before the Walk at 8:55. download the oxford-day-dog-walk-registration-2015 here. The fee to participate is $25. Registration also takes place the morning of the event. Each entry receives a goodie bag for your dog to enjoy!
Once at the Ferry Dock, show your pup pride in the Talbot Humane Oxford Day Dog Show. This is always great fun, a donation enters your pooch in as many classes as you want. Classes include Tallest Dog, Fluffiest Dog, Smallest Dog, Most Adorable Puppy, Dogs Adopted from Talbot Humane, Look Alike, Dogs Adopted from Other Rescue Organizations, Unique Looks, Best Trick and Best of Show. Local businesses interested in sponsoring a class please contact us today!
The Annual Oxford Day Parade begins at 11:00. Enjoy music, free rides on the Skipjack Nathan of Dorchester, delicious food, Oxford Marketplace in the Park and more, all day long. We hope you and your animals decide to enjoy the day in Historic Oxford Maryland. For more information on Oxford Day events, go to www.oxfordday.org.
The Avalon stage will be rockin’ on May 29, but not with musicians or drums or electric guitars. Local art will take the stage and will blow you away as originality, functionality and charm mingle passionately in Talbot Humane’s second annual “chairity” auction. Rock On Talbot Humane will feature 20 one-of-a-kind, hand painted chairs for live auction to benefit the shelter animals at Talbot Humane. The event is free and open to the public, and it will include an uncommon and exceptional silent auction, delicious food, cash bar, and of course, the Avalon milieu.
“Local artists put their hearts and souls into painting these chairs,” said Susan Langfitt, Volunteer & Community Events Coordinator for Talbot Humane. “Every chair comes back to us transformed from the planks of bare wood they start out as into a beautiful work of art. We love to see where each artist takes this project.”
This year, Rock On Talbot Humane will auction 15 custom-built, rocking Adirondack chairs, five children’s Adirondack chairs, and a signature bench. Each is sponsored by a local business, where it remains on display for the public to enjoy until they are auctioned in May. Chairs will start appearing at local businesses at the end of April. Photos of the painted chairs also will start popping up in the coming weeks on Talbot Humane’s Facebook page, the Rock On Talbot Humane Facebook page, and Talbot Humane’s website at www.talbothumane.org.
“Last year, we raised just over $17,000 for the shelter through our live and silent auctions, and of course, we hope to surpass that at this year’s event,” said Langfitt. “It’s a wonderful way for the public to support the work we do here at Talbot Humane and take home a beautiful piece of artwork they will use and enjoy for years to come.” From the original design of the rocking Adirondack chair, hand-built in Maryland, to the custom art work, Rock On Talbot Humane chairs are worth the investment buyers put both into the chairs and into caring for our community’s homeless animals. Chairs ranged in price last year from $300 to $2,000.
This year’s project features a signature bench, which is displayed at The Academy of Arts in Easton. Painted by local artist Jonathan Crist, who often combines stain and paint to create iconic Eastern Shore scenes, this year, The Robert Morris Inn is his muse. A fun addition to this year’s auction, conducted by Buddy Foxwell of Foxwell Auctions in Cambridge, are children’s Adirondacks, which will bring a fun new element to the night, and are include a sports chair and a mermaid theme. We are certain the “Bidder’s Choice” chair will also be popular. Famed pet portrait Artist Nancy Norman VanSchaik will be creating a chair of the bidder’s choosing! Imagine your furred love immortalized on a one-of-a-kind rocking Adirondack!
Doors will open at the Avalon at 6:30 pm and the live auction starts at 7 pm on May 29. For more information on the Rock On Talbot Humane project, contact Susan Langfitt at 410-822-0107 or susan@talbothumane.org.
Great Thanks to Our Artists And Sponsors
2015 Rock On Talbot Humane Chair Locations
Choppy Seas by Jeff Crist sponsored by and located at Masons Bartlett Pear Chair by Sarah Fagan & Sequoia Chupek sponsored by and located at Bartlett Pear Inn Bidders Choice – Unpainted Chair by Nancy Van Schaik sponsored by Orion Safety Products (hosted at Avalon) Funky Crab by Lorraine White sponsored by and located at Hair O’ The Dog All for Rosie by Sean Wells sponsored by and located at Miranda’s Stadium Seating by Deb Carney sponsored by and located at Crackerjacks Dragonflies! by Bridget Whited sponsored by and located at Piazza Italian Market Playmates by Laura Rankin sponsored by and located at Lizzy Dee Sunflower Party by SMMHS Art Students sponsored by and located at Lacaze Meredith Real Estate Daisy Dearie by Cherry Dearie Elizabeth Claire Salon Flower Power by Melinda Sebastian sponsored by and located at Victory Garden Café Seahorse by Robin Voshell sponsored by and located at Baird Wealth Management Robert Morris Inn by Jonathan Crist sponsored by Alchemy Works (hosted at Academy Art Museum) The Mermaid Chair by Maggi Sarfaty sponsored by and located at Bountiful Yellow Brick Road by Ian Scott-Taylor Field of Flowers by Diane DuBois Mullaly sponsored by and located at Gina’s Cafe The Little Mermaid by Terri Griffin sponsored by and located at Theo’s Advice From The Bay by Laura Wooters sponsored by Judge & Mrs. John C. North II (hosted at CB Maritime Museum) Butterflies Are Free by Shalagh Hogan sponsored by Shore Pediatrics (hosted at Ouvert Gallery) Good Day Sunshine by Faith Stiffler sponsored by and located at Awful Arthurs The Hot Stuff by KC Bridges sponsored by and located at Preppy Redneck
The 2015 Dancing for the Dogs competition is underway! Talbot Humane is thrilled to once again be a beneficiary of this fabulous event. We along with Caroline County Humane Society and TomCat Solutions are looking forward to the best event to date all to help the animals of our area! Seats once again sold out in record time for this must attend event. Even though you may not have been able to purchase a ticket, there are still many ways to help support the event and even get to see some of the dancers strut their stuff (including our very own Dr. Mark Langfitt!)
Upcoming Events:
Saturday February 14th: Dancers in the Doghouse right here at Talbot Humane
Wednesday February 18th: Owen Wormser Guest Bartender at Doc’s Downtown Grill
Monday February 23rd: Daria Wilson Guest Soda Tender and Box Lunch sale at Hill’s Soda Fountain
Wednesday February 25th: Mark McGuire Guest Bartender Hunter’s Tavern
Friday February 27th: Daria’s In the Doghouse at Preston Ford
Sunday March 1st: Bingo at Easton Firehouse for Dr. Jan Tesi
Saturday March 7th: Preview Party for Dr. Mark Langfitt and Dr. Jan Tesi
Friday March 13th: Womanless Beauty Pageant at Easton High School for Dr. Mark Langfitt
ONGOING- Aida Leisure has a beautiful bracelet for sale to benefit her fundraising- $25 from each piece goes to DFTD.
Dancing for the Dogs is an independent fundraising effort created by amazing friends to the animals of the Midshore. For more information on the event, celebrity dancers, more upcoming events or to make a donation, please visit their website www.dancingforthedogs.com today!
Come out and check out UNLEASHED! Even the most seasoned couch potato can get moving and make a difference for yourself and the animals in our community! We start SLOW and short distance and work up AT YOUR PACE to get you to 3.1 miles! YOU CAN DO IT! This FREE program starts Saturday May 30th, but you can come out anytime to see how it works! We want to see you Saturday at 7AM- we meet by the tennis courts on Aurora St. 
Ferry Dock. The blessing of the animals takes place just before the Walk at 8:55. download the 
