Is your pet ready for their close up? This year’s Santa Paws Pet Photos & Holiday Boutique will be held on Sat-urday, November 19, 2011 from 9:00

a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Let us handle some of the stress of the holidays for you by turning your pet’s photo with Santa into the perfect holi-day greeting card! Bring the whole family!

We are excited to announce Earhart Photogra-phy will be our photographer this year! 5x7 pho-tos will be ready to take home the day of the event! This year you can order holiday greeting cards and ornaments featuring your pet’s photo.

After your photo is taken, you can stroll through the Holiday Boutique to get a jump on your holiday shopping. You can purchase the per-fect gift for pets and people from our vendors! Don’t forget to pick up some tasty treats to take home just in time for Thanksgiving. There will be coloring sheets, coloring books, and craft or-naments for children in the supervised holiday craft area. In keeping with tradition, we will have fabulous raffle prizes and a 50/50 drawing.

Kick off the holidays right with the event you do not want to miss! All proceeds raised from Santa Paws fund our Cruelty Investi-gation and Humane Education departments.

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Santa Paws is sponosred by:

October 2011

Santa Paws is Coming to Town!

Photo Registration: 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Holiday Boutique: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Do you know what to do in an emergency for your pet?

We will be hosting a Pet First-Aid & CPR Class on Saturday, October 29, 2011 from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. on site in the Joyce Martin Education Center.

The class will be taught by Denise Fleck of Sunny-dog Ink. Fleck has trained with seven national organi-zations in animal life saving skills, as well as authored several books on animal care. Additionally, she has appeared on several animal related programs and local news stations.

Skills taught during the class include:• Muzzling and Safe Approach of an injured or ill

animal• How to Find Your Pet’s Pulse, Respiration, Capil-

lary Refill Time• Rescue Breathing & CPR• Bandaging & Splinting Techniques• What to do for: Bloat, Burns, Choking, Constipa-

tion, Diarrhea, Drowning, Electric Shock, Frostbite, Heat Stroke, Poisoning & Seizures

• How to handle Snake Bites, Bee Stings, Tick Re-moval

• How to Administer Medications & use the items in your Pet First-Aid Kit

• The importance of developing a GOOD RELA-TIONSHIP with your VETERINARIAN

• How to take a more active role in your pet’s health & care

• Ten Situations that require IMMEDIATE Veteri-nary Care

• Introduction to Disaster Preparedness and more!

Class is taught by lecture, demonstration, and hands-on skill practice. Canine & Feline mannequins will be used. We ask that pets stay home for this class. The class will cost $65 for each participant. The fee includes the class, a handbook, certificate, and wallet card. To regis-ter please visit www.sunnydogink.com or mail registra-tion payment to Sunny-go Ink, 2416 West Victory Blvd, #213, Burbank, CA 91506.

Meet Our Veterinary Staff Dog & Cat Pet First-Aid & CPR Class Available!

Dr. Amy Raines, Chief of Staff Celebrating one year as the Humane Society

of San Bernardino Valley’s Veterinary Clinic Chief of Staff, Dr. Amy Raines remembers how impressed she was with the facility when she first came on board as a relief veterinarian. “It was a great way to really be introduced to the facility. I was so impressed with the recov-ery area! Each kennel had a blanket and a per-son standing watching the pets as they woke up from surgery. It was immaculate too!”

A year later, Dr. Raines still loves the same things that first drew her to working here. She adds that she loves getting to know and working with the staff as well. “Thirty plus people, and we are all here for the right reasons,” she says.

Dr. Raines would like to remind members of the community that low cost does not mean low quality, especially here at the Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley!

Dr. Brandon BorenOur newest Veterinarian, Dr. Brandon

Boren, is a graduate of Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona. During college he worked as a Veterinary Techni-cian at Banfield Pet Hospital. Following college he participated in a small animal rotating internship at the VCA Animal Re-ferral and Emergency Center of Arizona. Dr. Boren is no stranger to the HSSBV, as

Dr. Amy Raines was once his teacher at Western University! “I like that we are able to provide medical care and service to people at an affordable price and still be able to practice good medicine,” he says. In his spare time, Dr. Boren enjoys cooking and scuba diving. He is

also an avid traveler who has visited Australia, Kenya, Europe, and Jamaica.

Dr. James KroneDr. James Krone has been our vet-

erinarian for over ten years first work-ing on the Spay Mobile and then in our Veterinary Clinic. A resident of Las Vegas, Dr. Krone performs sur-gery here two days a week.

In 1996 Dr. Krone retired and sold his own practice after thirty-eight years. “I made a mistake, I retired too soon and I got bored,” he says. When he decided to come back to work, he

sent his resume to us and as he says, “the rest is history!”Dr. Krone’s father was a veterinarian. He credits his own inspira-

tion for becoming a veterinarian from the years he spent watching and working with his father. He has one dog, Gilda, and one cat, Cat Krone at home. When asked if there was a message he would like to give to the community, Dr. Krone says, “Have your pets spayed and neutered. Our purpose is to stop the over supply of unwanted pets. Having them spayed and neutered is a better alternative to eu-thanasia.”

In 2008 our Humane Officers received a call from Mr. Albert Himden of San Bernardino requesting assistance with dog food for his four dogs. When the Officers went to his home they found a man who loved his dogs and treated them as if they were his own children. Mr. Himden had terminal cancer and was having difficulties getting out of the house. They began frequent visits to the residence to assist Mr. Him-den and his animals.

As Mr. Himden’s health deteriorated over the next two years, our Officers, along with his neighbors, the Monroe family, continued to assist him with the care of his beloved pets. In September of 2010, Mr. Himden was put in hospice care. Sadly, one of the dogs, Rosie, became very ill and Mr. Himden did not want her to suffer. He wanted to be with Rosie for her last minutes and requested his regular veterinar-ian to put her to sleep. Between the Monroe family and the Humane Officers, Mr. Himden was able to be with Rosie at the end. The Monroe family helped Mr. Himden to the veteri-

narian’s office, while the Humane Officers transported Rosie one last time.

A few months later, a second dog, Nightmare, became ill. Since Mr. Himden was in such poor health, our Officers again provided assistance.

Mr. Himden passed away on April 27, 2011 from his six-teen year battle with cancer. Left behind were his two com-panions, Schub and Sinbad. With the help of Officer Ash-baker and Officer Padilla, Schub and Sinbad were adopted into a loving home. Their new owner was notified that Mr. Himden had set up a trust fund to ensure his animals were cared for when he was gone. He truly loved his “children.”

Schub and Sinbad visit the HSSBV Veterinary Clinic often! When they are here, they stop by to see their good friends, Officer Ashbaker and Officer Padilla. They are a constant reminder of the deep love between a pet and their family.

Humane Officers Receive A Visit From Some Old Friends

Dayleen Dutcher Helps HSSBV Raise Funds & Educate! After attending Critter Camp this year, Dayleen Dutcher approached our hu-

mane education teacher, Lynn Hildebrand, asking how she could help. After dis-cussing the program, Dayleen decided she would like to help raise funds to purchase What Is Animal Cruelty and What Can You Do About It? books for the Humane Education Program. The book introduces compassionate treatment of animals to children. Each fifth and sixth grade student who participates in our humane educa-tion program receives their own copy.

Once Dayleen had her materials and was ready to get started she ran in to what she originally felt was an issue. Rather than donate, several members of the com-munity she spoke to became interested in purchasing the book for their own chil-dren! We were thrilled to hear that there was additional interest in the book and gave Dayleen a stack to keep with her during her efforts.

Dayleen ended up selling 9 books and raising a total of $93 for the Humane So-ciety to continue to purchase these books for school children.

We would like to thank Dayleen for her successful efforts in not only raising money to help purchase these books, but for also helping us pass on our message of compassion to animals to youth!

We would like to extend a big thank you to everyone who helped make this night possible:Event Sponsors:Merial/Frontline Plus~Boehringer Ingelheim~PK Design~Jordan Insurance Services- An Em-pire Company~Bayer Healthcare- Animal Health~Klinedinst Attorneys at Law~Inland Center Mall~Alternative Print & Design~Party Plus RentalsFood Sponsors:Eat ‘Em Up Catering~Boehringer Ingelheim Butler Schein~ Intervet Schering-Plough~Merial/Frontline Plus~MWI~NovartisDog House Sponsors:Dances with Dogs Training Center~ Inland Center Mall~Inland Empire~66ers Baseball~Ontario Reign~PK Design~Dr. Amy Raines~Security Bank, San Bernardino~Razy RackRaffle Prize Sponsors:Angels Baseball Club~Beau Wine Tours~Bill & Janice Lemann~Bridgeport Reservoir~Captain Dean Raines~Circle K Big Bear~Dee Williams~Dizzy Desserts~Doc & Al’s Cabins~Doubletree Hotel by Hilton Hotel Claremont~Douglas Dubois~Insurance Agency, Inc~ Dr. James Krone~Ethel McAfee~Floor Cleaning Pros~Forever Young Foundation~Frontline Plus~Gayle Plette~George Schnarre~Get Fit Clinic~Highland Dental Arts~Highland Dental Group~Inland Center Mall~Inland Empire 66ers

Baseball~International Day Spa~Jackie Ficarotta~Ken’s Sporting Goods~Lake Arrowhead Resort~Lake Elsinore Storm~Los Angeles Dodgers~Mission Inn Foundation- Mis-sion Inn Museum~Mr. TV Video~Ontario Reign~Outback Steakhouse~Panera Bread~Pet Scene~Rejuvenate Chiropractic~San Bernardino Pool~Sue Dawson~Sunny-dog Ink~Terwilliger Designs~The Cheesecake Factory~The Home Depot~The Wine Tailor~Tom Brickley, Brickley Environmental~Wal-Mart San Bernardino~Waxie Sanitary Sup-plyWheel of Fortune Sponsors: Blue Buffalo~Castle Park~Dairy Queen~Dave & Busters~Dick’s~Sporting Goods~Fiesta Village~Hot Dog on a Stick~Krikorian Premiere Movie Theatres~Olive Garden~Ontario Reign Hockey~On the Border~Scandia~TGI Fridays~Two Guys Pasta & Pizza~Door Prize Sponsors~Angie’s Flowers~Crumbles Cookies Bakery & Gifts~ Diana’s Custom Baskets~ Razy RackBeverage Sponsors: Hangar 24 Brewery~Frank Padilla~Joseph Filippi Winery~Mark Santoro~Oak Ridge Winery~ Teri Seymour ~Heather M. Sheehan~Christopher & Sarah ShinerOur Auctioneer: Jeff PopeMusic Sponsor: Mike Medina, Mike Medina Entertainment

Casino Night & Dog House Auction A Success!

On August 27, 2011 friends of the Humane Society came together for a night of fun and gambling at our first Viva Las Vegas… Ante Up for Animals Casino Night & Dog House Auction. Over $16,000 was raised to help sup-port the Humane Society programs and services!

Guests enjoyed a night of great music, games, prizes, food, and drinks, while eagerly waiting to bid on seven uniquely decorated dog houses. As the evening ended, and chips were cashed in for raffle tickets, our gamblers patiently waited to hear their name called as a winner of one of the numerous raffle prizes. The event was such a success it has been requested by attendess to be an annual event!

Both doctors are licensed clinical psycholo-gists who also specialize in providing animal-assisted therapy to the patients they serve in their private practice, Future Generations- Di-agnostic, Treatment and Evaluation Center, in nearby Redlands. The class has been offered free of charge as a community service collabo-ration between the Humane Society and Future Generations Diagnostic, Treatment & Evalua-tion Center.

“We thought it a natural extension of what we do and who we are,” says Dr. Brian Chich-ester. “As people, we’re animal lovers and al-ways have been. As professionals, we’re doc-tors who treat a variety of conditions, including complicated grief and loss. We’re the only therapists in our area we know of who also pro-vide a scientific approach to utilizing animal-assisted therapy in our private practice.”

“We realized a need for this class existed as we treated patients struggling to cope with their own losses, but sadly very few pet-loss resources existed in our community,” Dr. Chichester says. “People can underestimate the impact of losing a beloved pet. Sometimes the loss of a companion animal triggers a flare-up of a mood disturbance that was lurking under the surface or exacerbates the poignancy of other losses, such as the loss of human rela-tions.”

Shortly after opening their own practice in 2008, the Chichesters approached the Humane Society about designing and presenting the course curriculum based on sound psychologi-

cal science pertaining to the treatment of com-plicated grief and supportive counseling for bereavement. Because they used animal-assist-ed therapy as part of their milieu of treatment options, the psychologists uniquely understand the animal-human bond and the intricacies of these relationships. The only nearby resources at that time for pet loss were in major metro-politan areas like Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego. Most of these resources also charged fees, sometimes hefty fees. The doc-tors felt the Inland Empire should have options that were free of charge to help de-stigmatize pet loss and provide the much needed emotion-al supports.

“Many people have a hard time thinking that pet loss is a significant loss,” says Dr. Hsinya Chichester. “There’s still a stigma re-garding someone grieving the loss of a pet. Our class explains some of the psychological and sociological reasons for this, as well as builds the case, empirically, that pet loss isn’t such a silly topic after all. There’s no reason to feel ashamed because the loss of a pet hits harder than you expected.”

The Humane Society is proud of the part-nership with Drs. Hsinya & Brian Chichester to provide this important resource to the com-munity. For more information on Future Gen-erations- Diagnostic, Treat-ment and Evaluation Center and their new location and expansion, please visit www.futuregenerationsdtec.com.

HSSBV Along with Drs. Hsinya & Brian Chichester Celebrate 3rd Year of Pet Loss Classes

Recently, our Humane Educa-tion teacher, Lynn Hildebrand, part-nered with the second grade teach-

ers at Cypress Elementary School in Highland. The goal of this partnership is to introduce a year long unit involving making de-cisions which benefit people, animals, and the Earth.

The second graders listened to the story, “Have You Filled A Bucket Today?” by Carol McCloud. Students concluded that a bucket filler is one who is kind to others. On the other hand, a bucket dipper is a bully that says and does mean things to oth-ers. They decided they could be bucket fillers by holding a door open for someone, sharing, smiling, raising their hand, using kind words, helping someone who has fallen, carrying a teach-er’s books, behaving on the playground, completing homework and praising people. Creating this list of bucket filling activities prepared them for their first bucket filling project to honor Mrs. Pearle Ludwig.

Mrs. Ludwig had made a generous donation of eighty note-books for the students to use as their kindness journal. The stu-dents surprised Mrs. Ludwig by presenting her with a Bucket-filling certificate of appreciation, read written work from their journals, and sang a specially prepared bucketfilling song!

Mrs. Ludwig joyfully replied to the Super Second Grade Buck-etfillers at Cypress Elementary School in a letter:

Dear Cypress Elementary School Second Graders, Mrs. Waitman, Ms. Beyer, Mrs. Poole, and Mrs. Esco-bar,

Thank you boys and girls for the beautiful song you sang and for reading some of your personal writings from your note books. As a guest at your school, I enjoyed every minute. You are really great Bucket Fillers!

I am proud of you as you look for ways to become a better individual, student, and citizen by show-ing respect, responsibility, and kindness.

I retired from teaching after being a teacher for many years. My visit with you brought back many wonderful memories!

Keep up your superb job being Bucket Fillers. You are making an outstanding difference!

Sincerely, Mrs. Ludwig

Retired Teacher

Gives Back

The Humane Society of San Bernardino Val-ley celebrates three years hosting its Pet Loss Be-reavement Class. The class, designed and taught by Drs. Brian and Hsinya Chichester, has been providing an invaluable resource to pet owners grieving the loss of a companion animal. The class started in October 2008 and continues to be offered monthly at The Humane Society. Classes are held on the second Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Interested parties are asked to preregister by calling 909-386-1400 ext. 218.

Volunteer of the 2nd Quarter: Peter Murray

Isabel Hanes is a volunteer you can always count on! Since February 2011, she has been here without fail every Tues-day and Saturday as a Volunteer Recep-tionist in our Veterinary Clinic.

“I was looking for work, so I thought with my extra time I would volunteer at the the Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley and do something I enjoyed,” she says. Isabel’s background in human resources helps her with her interaction with clients. “I really enjoy the contact with the public and their animals. It is

nice to meet people you share a common bond with; a love for animals. I enjoy the more challenging, crazy days. It’s what I am used to.”

Isabel has five pets of her own, three dogs and two guinea pigs! Isabel uses the services pro-vided at the HSSBV as well, “Dr. Raines neutered my guinea pig, here. She did a great job!” In her spare

time she enjoys reading, racquet ball, and learning new things.

We would like to thank Isabel for her hard work and dedication!

“I really enjoy the contact with the public

and their animals.”

Approaching his one year anniver-sary volunteering at the Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley,

Peter Murray says he is just happy to “make a small difference in the community.” Peter first became interested in volunteer work with the HSSBV when he attended our e-Waste Recycle Day. Seeing the en-tire event staffed primarily by volunteers, he asked about our volunteer program. He had been looking for somewhere to volun-

teer and loves animals, so it was a perfect fit. Peter has since been volunteering two days a week in Recovery, and managing many loads of laundry. Peter is a very dependable, humble volun-teer who works hard. Upon hearing that he was named Volunteer of the Quarter, he responded by saying “I just do laundry! There are so many other deserving volun-teers. The girls in recovery work so hard.” Each and every volunteer makes a differ-

ence here at the Humane Society. Without our volunteers, those working in reception, the call center, Saturday Shot Clinic, recov-ery, laundry, and special events, we would not be able to continue our mission of pre-venting cruelty and neglect to animals. We would like to thank Peter for his hard work and dedication!

Volunteer of the 3rd Quarter: Isabel Hanes

Our humane education teacher goes out every day to teach children in

the San Bernardino School District about the humane treatment of animals. We have also had the pleasure of having students come to us to learn more about the HSSBV and the services we provide. Recently, thirteen year old Ashley Ledbetter, did just that!

When Ashley was given an assign-ment to write an argumentative essay she approached her Mom and asked her if she could visit the Humane Society of San Ber-nardino Valley to learn more about our cru-elty program. She intended to write a paper about why animal abusers should be sent to jail. During her tour, Ashley met Lynn Hil-debrand, our humane educator and Humane Officer Frank Padilla. They spoke with her

about how many people first need to be educated on how to properly care for their animals. She also learned about several

of the cruelty investigation cases that ended in prosecution of animal abusers.

In her paper, Ashley wrote, “Cruelty to an animal is a crime. California law states that domestic pets have the right to food, water, shelter, and veterinary care. Animals are living beings, just like we are. When you were born, your parents gave you love and care. Animals need just as much love and care as we do. Animals feel pain and suffer when they get hurt. They feel afraid when someone yells at them. They feel hot, cold, tired, hungry, and thirsty, just like we do. I believe that people who abuse animals intentionally should go to jail because it is against the law and because animals are in-nocent, living creatures, just like us. Be a voice for animals.”

We want to thank Ashley for taking the time to learn more about the laws protecting animals and what we do here at the Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley!

Ashley Ledbetter Supports HSSBV Through School Project

Thank you to all those who support the mission of the Humane Society. Donations June 16, 2011 - September 30, 2011

Make A Difference Club Members

Donations given in loving Honor or Memory of:

...And to so many other friends and steadfast contributors, past and present, you make a difference. Thank you.

Diane Anderson Joanne Beard Val Cornwell Elizabeth Gilcrest Nicola Hackett Tim & Diane Henderson Garnet & Paul Johnson Jennie A. Ruiz Naomi Ruiz

As a way of saying thank you to our supporters, donors, and volunteers, Blue Buffalo would

like to offer you this special coupon to be used at either

Coventry Pet Resort in Red-lands or Pet Scene in Yucaipa! Coupons expire Nov 24, 2011!

Adrian AcostaCarole Amick

Diane AndersonGabriela ArguedasLynne Arsenault

Patricia AshworthAnn BalderranaBecky BanuelosRonald Barthel

Linda BeckKathy BeckhamElizabeth Beers

Richard & Susan BeesonGary & Patricia Bobbitt

Catherine BowmanJeffrey BreitenMark Brownton

Paul W. BrubacherKim Bruno

Gary BryngelsonRuth E. Burkhardt Catherine Byington

Elanie CadzowRicardo CamposLorie Carlstrom

Brenda CarrMaria ContrerasReginald Corey

Jean DavisRamona DeaconJoelene DorrenceJo Ann DowlinSusan DuBayMary Ebert

Martha ElwellMaria EscobedoBridget Espinosa

Felipe LopezEric Low

Marco LetranFredrick LloydRoberto Marin

Lorraine MarkhamFelicia Martinez

Constance M. MazurekEthel McAfee

Annette MckenzieLinda MeadowsMary MelcherVirginia Mertz

Linda MezaSusan MichaelsMirella MontanoMichael MooreJohn Morrison

Lynda K. MunemitsuAngela NitscheRobert Obrine

Sarah O’ConnellDavid Orland

Maria OropezaInez Ortega

Velma PerdueKaren C. Petrilla

Paul PonceDavid Price

Holly RangelKathy Ramirez

Lynda ReisBonnie RoohrJanel Russell

Holly RutherfordAnn SaavedraTiffany Schall

Dorthy SedgwickRudy Serna

Patricia SingletonDee Stapp

Norma Sue StoneDan TackettJose CastilloSue Talboom

Mark & Jeanne TerwilligerDebra TorbittAmelia TrianaSusana TurciosThelma Ulloa

Tim UnderwoodMary Esther ValdezDebby VandergootMargarita VelascoAngela Wheeler

Medicine WilburnJeremy WilliamsJohn WilliamsJeffrey Wilson

Suzan WitherbyJerry Witzel

Margaret WronowirzHannah Young

Rebecca ZimmermanKaren Zirkle

Allstate Giving CampaignArrowhead United Way

Arrowhead Women’s Golf Assoc.Girl Scout Troop #120Golden Valley MedicalUnited Way California

Kathy ManzanoIMO Barbara Brown

Henry HernandezIvy Portias

IHO C. Caldera

Robert ChaseIMO Peggy Daniels

Rita OttIMO Katherine Schabow

Frances SkidmoreIMO James Skidmore

Mary Hedding Elmer &

Gloria KaprielianMarcia Lentz

IMO Armen & Aggie

Turadian

Pete VillalobosIHO Helen Wear

Ethel McAfeeIMO Angel Blue

Sharon FletcherIMO Dudley

Doris AdamsIMO Kathryn

Gail & Steven ShawIMO Max

Guillermo SantiagoIMO Tipsy

Monica CarmanIMO Mikey, Beau, & Hope

We would also like to thank the following supporters who generously donated from June 16, 2011 - September 30, 2011

Marlene Ettleman Mary Rose Evans

Maria FarleyJoanne D. Fleming

Nina FloodMichale Flores

Mary FongBetsy L. Foster

David & Janet GamacheZoey Gibbons

Mary GieseSusan Glascom

Linda GlennTanya GonzalesSusana Gonzalez Guadalupe Guido

Rick GoodinMary Jo & Hank Greenberg

Lisa GuiradoRichard & Elaine Harrell

Harold & Mina HendersonTim & Diane Henderson

Donna HewardDean Hodges

Henry HogerhuisKimberly Holman

Stephanie HoltBonnie HunterJose C. JimenezMary JohnsonJudith KarosBart Kennedy

Larry & Melodee KistnerCraig Lampert

Ramona LaplanteEmma Lawson

Bert & Mary Alice Leibee

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WISHES & WAGS UPCOMING EVENTS• Dog houses (new or in good condition)• Oster® A-5 hair clippers (10 blade)• Laundry detergent (unscented)• Towels (new & used)• Dog, Cat, Puppy & Kitten food• Dog sweaters, size small• Kitty litter (scoopable)• Large litter boxes• Dog & Cat beds• Dog & Cat toys• Ink cartridges (to recycle)• Office supplies, colored paper• Brown Paper Grocery Bags

... And we always need people like you!We have opportunities for volunteers 18 and over in several areas, from our Saturday Shot Clinic to surgical recovery. Call us today at 909-386-1400 ext. 222 or apply online at www.hssbv.org.

Pet CPR & First Aid Class Saturday, October 29, 2011

Pet Loss Bereavement ClassSaturday, November 12, 2011

9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Santa Paws- Pet Photos & Holiday BoutiqueNovember 19, 20119:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Pet Loss Bereavement ClassSaturday, January 14, 2012

9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

HSSBV Facebook Cutest Pet Photo Contest Look for details on our Facebook page in January 2012

Night at the Reign Pt III

March 24, 2012

HSSBV Hours & More

Office Hours Monday-Friday 8 AM - 5:00 PM

Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic Monday-Friday 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM By appointment 909-386-1400

Vaccination Service Monday-Friday 8:30AM - 4:30 PM Saturday 8 AM - Noon Please schedule appointment

Monthly News/Other Info Visit our website at www.hssbv.org

We’ve listened to your suggestions!In order to better serve you, we are now

taking appoinments for all services including vaccines, and vet exams. Limited walk-ins will be available!