Category: Pet Adoption

NEVADA HUMANE SOCIETY WINS $100,000 PETCO FOUNDATION GRANT AND 10,000 BOWLS OF HALO FOOD

Halo, Purely for Pets is excited to work with the Petco Foundation on its Holiday Wishes Campaign for the third straight year! The Holiday Wishes campaign celebrates pet adoption and rewards deserving animal welfare organizations with grants to help them continue their lifesaving work. In October, 3,000 pet adopters from across the country submitted stories
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HALO DONATES PET FOOD TO TEN TENNESSEE SHELTERS AND RESCUES

Halo, Purely for Pets in partnership with Freekibble.com and GreaterGood.org spread Thanksgiving cheer across Tennessee by donating approximately 255 cases of its canned dog food to each of the following 10 shelters and rescues in Tennessee during November 2015. — Nashville Humane Society — Middle Tennessee Golden Retriever Rescue — Big Fluffy Dog Rescue —
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TRACIE HOTCHNER: ADOPTED PETS TEACH US PATIENCE (“LOVE DON’T COME EASY” FOR SOME)

Sometimes you hear the story of someone who adopted from a shelter and discovered the dog or cat was really timid and shy. They might have expressed disappointment, or even made the fatalistic judgment “this animal must have been terribly abused and will never be able to be a loving pet.” People can mistakenly give
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HOLIDAY WISHES PROGRAM CELEBRATES PET ADOPTION

“The Holiday Wishes program is an exciting way to celebrate how adopting a pet can make such a positive impact on our lives. Halo is proud to partner with the Petco Foundation and support the incredible work they do helping shelters and rescues make a difference in their communities and facilitating lifelong relationships between people
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HALO DONATES PET FOOD TO HELP NORTHEAST ANIMAL SHELTERS

Halo, Purely for Pets is excited to make a difference in the lives of homeless pets in the New York/New Hampshire area. In partnership with Freekibble.com and GreaterGood.org, Halo delivered over 3,160 bowls of our dog and cat food to the fol-lowing four animal shelters and rescues during August through October, 2015. — ASPCA, New
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