| Humane Society | 
August 10, 2022 4:16 pm
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Why do you work in animal rescue?Shelter employee Chelsea is member of our kennel staff. Chelsea has been with the shelter for a year now.
"I love working here because I get to spend my days loving on cats. It's not work when you do something you love."
Featured with Chelsea is a Mason City Stray Animal Shelter cat named Shotsie. Shotsie can be a feisty boy and loves to play! He goes bananas for a good mouse toy or feather wand. When not playing he also has a sweet side and likes interacting with staff.
If interested in adoption or being apart of our all star team visit www.hsni.org.
DONATION REQUEST!!!These two handsome boys (Buster and Krayter) have sensitive tummies and most of the foods we've fed them in the past has not agreed with them. 💩💩🫣 We finally found one that did...but we are almost out! We are so glad to have found something that works for them and want to keep them happy and healthy.
Can you help us out by ordering a bag of this food for them online? smile.amazon.com/dp/B07QFB4FTP?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
Our address is:
Humane Society of North Iowa
2700 South Birch Drive
Mason City, IA 50401
Or make a donation (in ANY amount) to allow us to order it for them?
Buster and Krayter are both looking for forever homes...if interested in learning more, check out their profiles online: www.hsni.org
THANK YOU!!!!
Tails of success!!!Name: Izzy
Adopted: September 2022
Update from the owner:
So Izzy is doing great. She’s under my bed right now hiding from the thunder. (5:47 p.m. Monday).
She’s eating. Using her litter box. Drinking water from the bathroom faucet. Purring. Using her scratching post. Sleeping in my bed. She’s doing all the things kitties should do. She’s exploring her new house, and finding all the best places to rest. We think she’s adjusting just fine.
We’ve gently changed her name to Ziggy. Sounds a lot like Izzy, but is new, like her life with us. She’s not answering to either name, so no harm, no foul. (Giggle.)
Why do you work in animal rescue?Staff member Amy has been with the Humane Society of North Iowa for just over 3 years. She is a part of our customer service team.
"I have done animal care & volunteering for the last 10 years at various shelters. I want my work to have a purpose and I find that most when working with animals. When animals come in I enjoy getting to know each and everyone of them on a personal level. Getting to help place them in forever homes is the most rewarding part of my day."
Featured with Amy is Curry. Curry is a one of our longer resident cats we have. Curry is constantly demanding love and attention. If ignored he chases after you meowing until you submit to his needs. Curry is FIV+ which often gets him overlooked. FIV attacks the immune system which can make cats more vulnerable to other illnesses. It can sound scary but it really doesn't need to be! Cats with FIV can and do go on to live normal lives. Annual wellness exams and vaccines are important to help monitor their health. If interested in learning more about this call our shelter at 641-423-6241.
If interested in adoption or being apart of our star team visit www.hsni.org.
Why do you work in animal rescue?Shelter employee Laura has been with the Humane Society of North Iowa for 7 years as a member of our animal care team.
"I love working here because the animals give you unconditional love. No matter their back story or their circumstance they are always happy to see us. They look to us for their care and comfort while we find them their new beginning"
Featured with Laura is Jet. Jet was found in a neighboring community before making his way to the shelter. Jet is a fun affectionate boy with his people but is not a fan of other dogs. Jet will need some training to fine tune his manners but promises to be a quick learner.
If interested in adoption or being apart of our team visit www.hsni.org.
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