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>>February 17, 2004... The February spay/neuter clinic was held today at the new facility in Cundiff Square, and was quite successful. Dr. David Mullins and Dr. Patty Prather altered more than sixty dogs and cats, and were extremely pleased with the facilities. Thanks to all the volunteers who worked at the clinic. Without them, the clinic could not have taken place. The date of the next clinic has not yet been determined. However, as soon as a date is selected, it will be posted here on the website.

>>Feb 17, 2004...The Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society launched its new website in February. The site will feature animals for adoption, lost and found listings and membership applications. The Society hopes to continue to educate and inform the community about animal cruelty, as a means of prevention.

>>February 12, 2004 - The Board of Directors has approved the creation of a Feral Cat Committee. This committee will be responsible for locating feral cat colonies within the Pulaski County region, and for identifying a caregiver for each colony. The cats will then be humanely trapped, so that they can be spayed or neutered, and returned to their colonies.

Tito Castillo, a member of the Board of Directors, has agreed to chair this committee. Already, several members have signed up to work in this area. If you are interested in this project, please contact Tito at 274-9021. Training will be provided, and will begin in the near future. The Board has also authorized the purchase of twenty traps for use in this endeavor.

>>For more news, please visit The Humane Society of the United States' online newsroom.