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We Wish You A Happy #NationalPetProfessionalsWeek !!!

FROM AMERICAN PET PROFESSIONALS: "American Pet Professionals, (APP), launches the 2nd Annual ‘National Pet Professionals Week’ the week of July 5 – July 11, 2016. During this annual week APP is encouraging pet professionals to celebrate, promote and highlight their chosen profession within the industry by showing off, what else but their professionalism!

Well, I think we show our professionalism EVERY DAY, but today, we would like to acknowledge EVERYONE in the pet industry for all of their hard work and dedication in a variety of areas!! 
From bloggers, to brands, to groomers, to rescues, to those dedicated to a multitude of causes that protect and improve the lives of pets, to those who make us laugh, ponder, who touch our hearts, even the dreaded "V-E-T", raise your hands and PAWS IN PRIDE!!!

TO ALL WHO WORK WITH PETS

YOU MATTER!!

LET'S ALL TAKE A BOW!!!!

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‘PET INDEPENDENCE DAYS! MICHIGAN HUMANE SOCIETY IS CELEBRATING WITH $17.76 ADULT CAT & DOG ADOPTION FEES!!

Helping pets pursue forever homes and a lifetime of happiness with reduced adoption fees through July 10

 The Michigan Humane Society (MHS) is celebrating “Pet Independence Days” now through Sunday, July 10 with low-cost adoption fees for cats and dogs (excluding lap dogs) who are 1-year-old and older. During the promotion, an adult cat or dog can be adopted for $17.76 at any MHS adoption location. The regular MHS adoption process will apply, and all adoptions will include the valuable MHS adoption package.

“Summer is all about families spending time together, and many homeless pets are waiting for their second chance to be a part of a family,” said CJ Bentley, MHS Senior Director of Operations. “We’re celebrating the Independence Day holiday by reducing adoption fees so the dogs and cats in our care can more quickly pursue their forever homes and a lifetime of happiness.”

Visit MHS at:

•             MHS Dresner Foundation Animal Care Campus (Detroit): 7887 Chrysler Dr.

•             MHS Rochester Hills Center for Animal Care: 3600 W. Auburn Rd.

•             MHS Berman Center for Animal Care (Westland): 900 N. Newburgh Rd.

In addition, MHS cats can be adopted at PetSmart in Roseville at 20530 E. 13 Mile Rd.; Premier Pet Supply in both Novi at 47810 Grand River Ave. and Rochester Hills at 63 W. Auburn Rd., while MHS cats and dogs can be adopted at Petco in Sterling Heights at 13701 Lakeside Cir.

Adoption hours vary by location. For the complete list of MHS locations and hours, visit www.michiganhumane.org.

The Michigan Humane Society is the largest and oldest animal welfare organization in the state. MHS works to end companion animal homelessness, provide the highest quality service and compassion to the animals entrusted to our care, and to be a leader in promoting humane values.