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HSO News ...
Nov. 13 - 2010 $3,000 in Pet Food Donated to the HSO
Prineville, OR, December 7, 2010 – The Humane Society of the Ochocos received two
generous grants this week, the largest from the Ward Family Fund through Oregon Community
Foundation in the amount of $1,000 grant which will help support general operations. The
second grant comes from The Pedigree Foundation in the amount of $653.87 which will be
used to assist the shelter’s canine adoption programs.
“We are very grateful for these grants and they couldn’t have come at a better time,” said
Shelter Manager Janelle Moore. “These funds will help us to continue to do the important work
that we do, work made possible by generous donations from the community and through
grants such as those received from the Oregon Community Foundation and the Pedigree
Foundation.”
The Humane Society of the Ochocos, founded in 1995, serves more than 1,200 animals each
year. HSO is a nonprofit, no-kill shelter that serves as a resource for all of Crook County, as
well as surrounding areas. The organization is dedicated to finding loving, permanent homes
for animals by matching people with the pet that is right for them. Call 541-447-7178 for more
information or visit the website at www.humanesocietyochocos.com.
generous grants this week, the largest from the Ward Family Fund through Oregon Community
Foundation in the amount of $1,000 grant which will help support general operations. The
second grant comes from The Pedigree Foundation in the amount of $653.87 which will be
used to assist the shelter’s canine adoption programs.
“We are very grateful for these grants and they couldn’t have come at a better time,” said
Shelter Manager Janelle Moore. “These funds will help us to continue to do the important work
that we do, work made possible by generous donations from the community and through
grants such as those received from the Oregon Community Foundation and the Pedigree
Foundation.”
The Humane Society of the Ochocos, founded in 1995, serves more than 1,200 animals each
year. HSO is a nonprofit, no-kill shelter that serves as a resource for all of Crook County, as
well as surrounding areas. The organization is dedicated to finding loving, permanent homes
for animals by matching people with the pet that is right for them. Call 541-447-7178 for more
information or visit the website at www.humanesocietyochocos.com.
HSO Receives Grants from Oregon Community Foundation
and the Pedigree Foundation
and the Pedigree Foundation
NEWS ARCHIVE --
Facebook Donates Equipment and Gravel
HSO's good neighbors
Facebook recently donated
gravel for shelter use along
with the use of a gravel mover
(Dingo).
Thank you Facebook! We
really appreciate your
contributions!
HSO Staff and Critters
Facebook recently donated
gravel for shelter use along
with the use of a gravel mover
(Dingo).
Thank you Facebook! We
really appreciate your
contributions!
HSO Staff and Critters
