Hope Haven Animal Rescue is staffed by volunteers who are dedicated to reducing the number of abandoned, abused, and uncared for pets; ultimately helping to eliminate this unfortunate cycle. We want to see a dramatic reduction of the number of animals euthanized to those that are absolutely necessary (i.e. animals that are a potential danger to society or animals that are chronically ill which can not live quality lives). We believe that by helping educate the general public, government officials, and other animal organizations about correct care and loving ownership of their pets, working with other rescue groups, and participation in bringing spay and neuter awareness to our community, we can some day achieve this goal.
Hope Haven is a small organization, but we plan on helping out the animals in a great way. We will take in as many needy animals as we can, as space and funding allows. Adoptable animals that come to us will remain in our care until caring, loving, responsible homes are found for them. These animals will be given proper medical care including current vaccinations and sterilization.
As resources become available, Hope Haven will expand and improve. In order to do so we need volunteers who are willing to learn new skills and be an active part in changing the way animals are treated in our community and throughout the country. We also need supplies. ANY contribution you are able to make (money to buy what the animals need, pet food and litter, building materials for kennels, etc.) will be greatly appreciated. We currently are in desperate need of someone who can repair a fence and build two more dog kennels. We are also in desperate need of foster homes for cats. If you know of anyone who could assist with these needs please ask them to contact us.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Please let us know if you have any suggestions or ideas you would like to share. We look forward to working with you and our community for years to come.
Our Featured Pet...
Sammy and Harley are great, well behaved, mild mannered medium sized dogs that need a home together. Sammy is a Sheltie Cross who weighs about 20 pounds and Harley is a Shepherd mix who weighs about 40 pounds. They are house trained, crate trained, love kids, get along with other pets, ride well in a car, and just want a family (or person) to call theirs! They really are the easiest pair of dogs we have ever had in our care!
We do require a home check at the potential new pet home, a veterinarian reference if there are any other pets in the home to ensure the pets are spayed or neutered and vaccinated, and we do require a new pet parent to sign a contract as well as abide by all local, state, and federal laws.
News
We had a great time at the AIDS Petwalk and look forward to it again next year. We are looking forward to another Herberger's Community Day in a few months, and will keep you posted as we plan events. Be watching the website!!
Tasha had a rough start...dealing with Mange and an immune system that just wasn't mature. We took her in, treated her for months, and got her condition under control....or so we thought until she was stressed out by the fireworks. The mange came back, just enough for us to notice it...so we started her meds again and just then some people came along who fell in love with her and took her home. We are staying in touch and she is doing well. Horray for Tasha to have the one on one attention she has been wanting her whole life!
If you or someone you know are interested in one of our adoptable pets please contact us and we can arrange a meeting.
Hope Haven Animal Rescue P.O. Box 273
Billings, MT 59103
Phone: 406-248-8063
