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MAKING CONNECTIONS WAS THE THEME OF THE FIRST
NORTHLAND ANIMAL WELFARE NETWORK MEETING
New arrivals checked in with Leslie Motter.
Nationally known for his involvement in the planning and implementation of veterinary response to disasters such as Katrina, Dr. Garry Goeman stressed the need for communication during a crisis.
Debby Collings, Regional Director for Shelter Outreach for Pethealth, Inc., showed how to use a microchip scanner properly.
The group enjoyed a light lunch. Debby Collings supplied the dessert because "Microchipping is a piece of cake."
Dr. Wictor and Anna shared a laugh.
After the meeting people took time to connect.
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Anna Claflin, Leslie Motter, and Ashley Miller are ready for the meeting.
Susie Douville and Michelle Hurlbert represented Precious Paws Humane Society.
Liz Ward of Mesabi Humane Society and Danny O'Sullivan and Amy Linser of Range Regional Animal Rescue enjoyed a snack break.
Connie Sackett (L) visited with Judi Shackleford and Nancy Stokes of Caring Hearts Pantry.
Pat DeMars and Anna Claflin got to know each other over lunch.
Debby answered questions after the meeting.
Waiting for a treat?
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Marilou Chanrasmi, president of MNPaw and co-founder of Leech Lake Legacy, spoke about the benefits and challenges of working together.
Lisa Randall facilitated the meeting. Here the group prioritized actions that could lead to solving challenges identified earlier.
Dr. Mary Wictor shared her experiences and insights as shelter veterinarian for Animal Allies Humane Society in Duluth.
Marilou and Connie Evers discussed some possible solutions to local animal welfare issues.
Colleagues had a moment to catch up.
Lots of networking went on that afternoon.
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How about a back rub?
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Need help with the laundry?
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Timothy and his son help their foster mom with folding.
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Star of the North is a non-sheltering humane society operated solely by volunteers. When you call, please leave a detailed message. There is no one to take your initial call, but we make every effort to respond as soon as possible. If you have submitted an application to adopt, foster, or volunteer, your application will be processed as soon as possible and you will receive an email or phone call confirming the status. Before traveling a long distance, please contact us in advance.
218-245-3732
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Star of the North Humane Society
starnorthhumanesociety@gmail.com
adoptions@starnorth.org
or 218-245-3732
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adoptions@starnorth.org
or 218-245-3732
Thank you for visiting our website at starnorth.org
Visit our Facebook page for updates and more!
Star of the North Humane Society is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization that exists through the generosity of donors, supporters, and volunteers. All information regarding the operations of SNHS can be obtained by submitting your request to adoptions@starnorth.org
