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On March 28th, Officer Tim Gada, one of the newer members of the Pratt Police Department, brought us a dog he found wandering in the middle of the street. This small dog was completely matted, with overgrown nails and numerous fleas. His skin was raw in areas from chewing and scratching due to fleas. His teeth are in very poor condition and will likely require most to be removed. Upon his arrival at PAHS, we immediately began working on him. We scanned him for a microchip and documented his...

Every day, countless dogs wait in shelters hoping for a loving family to take them home. Among them is a high-energy pup whose situation is becoming critical. Buck's well-being is rapidly declining in the shelter environment, and finding a forever home is not just a hope—it is a matter of life and death. If you or someone you know is ready to open their heart and home, this post explains why this pup needs you now more than ever. Why High-Energy Dogs Struggle in Shelters Shelters are often...

Every day, the Pratt Area Humane Society works to find loving homes for dogs and cats, improve shelter conditions, and build a stronger community of animal supporters. This blog post invites you to explore recent adoption stories, upcoming events, shelter improvements, and ways you can help. Whether you want to volunteer, donate supplies, or learn about our spay/neuter assistance program, this space is designed to keep you connected and informed. Jackie, the director will update this blog as...