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With a recent increase in surrendered animals, PCHS president Kelly Lepine is calling for more responsible ownership practices.

Shootin’ the Breeze Pincher Creek – May 8, 2024

May 8, 2024

Crisis at the shelter

Pincher Creek Humane Society’s shelter is filled beyond normal capacity, and Bella and her friends are in need of more support from volunteers and donors. With a recent increase in surrendered animals, PCHS president Kelly Lepine is calling for more responsible ownership practices such as fixing and chipping to keep pets out of the shelter system.

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With a recent increase in surrendered animals, PCHS president Kelly Lepine is calling for more responsible ownership practices.

Shootin’ the Breeze Pincher Creek – May 8, 2024

May 8, 2024

Crisis at the shelter

Pincher Creek Humane Society’s shelter is filled beyond normal capacity, and Bella and her friends are in need of more support from volunteers and donors. With a recent increase in surrendered animals, PCHS president Kelly Lepine is calling for more responsible ownership practices such as fixing and chipping to keep pets out of the shelter system.

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