Talbot Humane and Team UNLEASHED have teamed up with Talbot Thrive- a local nonprofit focused on getting friends and neighbors moving! We will meet Wednesdays starting on April 15th at 6PM at the Idelewild Park tennis courts and Starting May 2nd on Saturday mornings at the Rails to Trails parking lot off Magnolia Street and walk or run your pace your distance!
To learn more visit www.TalbotThrive.org/runwalkclub today !
According to the National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy (NCPPSP), less than 2 percent of lost cats and only 15 to 20 percent of lost dogs are returned to their owners. This is a sad statistic, but it’s true. Your dog and cat cannot tell us their name, address or phone number- that is without your help!
Talbot Humane wants to increase the chances of reunited lost pets and owners. One safe and effective way to provide identification is through having your pet microchipped. In recognition of Pet Identification Week which is the 3rd week of April each year, Talbot Humane will be offering microchipping of your dog, cat or ferret for only $1 for the entire month of April. This includes the registration of your chip and an identification tag.
Even if your cat doesn’t go outside, or your dog is always on a leash, accidents happen. Make sure all of your pets are properly identified so they can get home to you in the event of an unforeseen emergency.
To make an appointment, please call 410-822-0107 during office hours. Appointments for chipping are generally scheduled between noon-4P Monday-Saturday.
Join us on Sunday May 3rd for our first Designer Purse Bingo! Doors open at 12P, games begin at 1P. Designer bags, 50/50, tricky tray. Food and beverages will be available for sale as will extra cards and daubers.
A fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon!
When journalist Melanie Kaplan fosters beagle Hammy after his release from a research lab, she becomes curious about his past and the broader world of animal research. She and Hammy embark on a journey – meeting researchers, activists, ethicists, and innovators. Along the way, she finds thoughtful humans on all sides of the debate, explores promising nonanimal testing developments, and uncovers Hammy’s story. Lab Dog offers hope and a nuanced look at our relationship with a species we both love and exploit.
In conversation with Patty Quimby, Executive Director of Talbot Humane, and Craig Fuller, columnist for The Talbot Spy. Q&A and book signing to follow.
Tickets: $25 (fees not included)
Bookhounds of St. Michaels will have copies for sale at the event
To reserve your seat please visit: Spy Nights: Conversations with Craig Fuller: An evening with Melanie D.G. Kaplan | Avalon Foundation
We are thrilled to have our friend Jen Wagner supporting the pets of Talbot Humane again this January. Mark your calendars, January 17th is the next Mosaics for Pets class at Jen Wagner Studios! You DO NOT NEED to be an artist. The images below are all FIRST TIME MOSAICS! See- you CAN do it! This would make a fantastic holiday gift for someone you love or a project to push those post holidays blues away. GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE
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