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Impact Stories
Real stories of animals healed, rehomed, and given a second chance thanks to community support.


A Packaged Deal Second Chance!
Emma and Wharf are two older dogs that recently got a second chance at life and were adopted into a new family. Their new owners wanted to make sure these two perfect angels were set up to live the happiest and healthiest lives they could, and we were happy to help! Their new owners purchased the Waggin' Wellness Package for each dog which includes everything we offer to set dogs up for success! Both Emma and Wharf were perfect patients, so loving, very patient through all of
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Nov 261 min read


The Trinidad Colony!
Early 2025, HSNC was approached by multiple government agencies about a large colony of cats on a property of a single family home. The cats were out of control, none of them were fixed, and they were becoming a real problem. The agencies that contacted us made pledges to assist in the project of approx. 60-80 cats, we gave the info to some of our volunteer trappers, and by the end of January we had started our newest project! 12 months later, and we have spayed/neutered over
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Nov 261 min read


Bella's Bad Tooth!
Sweet Bella was happily adopted on Christmas Eve! She came into a very loving home who eventually noticed she had a broken tooth. Dental procedures are something that are pricey wherever you go, and because it wasn't causing her any issues she didn't get that tooth taken out right away. After some time, her cheek started to swell and her dad knew it was time to fix it! Bella came in for a free oral health assessment and received an estimate for her dental procedure. We were a
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Nov 201 min read


Peggy the Peg Leg and her Handsome Brother Jack!
Read this one all the way to the bottom to read their full story and watch these two grow! Meet Peggy, she and her brother, Jack Sparrow, were trapped at a house in Eureka. Peggy was trapped with only three legs, her hind leg was severed at the equivalent of the shin bone. At the time she was trapped, her injury had healed over, leading our volunteer to initially think perhaps it was a birth defect. Peggy and her brother came in for dewormer, vaccines, flea treatment, and a b
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Oct 232 min read
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