Placencia Lobster Fest

Will PHS be at this weekend’s Placencia Lobsterfest? Are you kidding? We wouldn’t miss it for the world! Check out our booth right near the big tent on the beach, from 10 am to 5 pm on Saturday. Providing you not only our one of a kind merchandise, but time to CUDDLE THE KITTIES! Yep, you loved it so much at the Arts Festival, a new batch of little guys wait for your gentle touch. Feel stress evaporate from your every pore!

Lobsterfest - Cuddle a kitten
Lobsterfest – Cuddle a kitten!
These cuties will be waiting for you!

The Placencia Humane Society is a community-based organization, and our members are critical to our success.

Being a member of PHS shows your support for PHS and the work that it does on the Placencia Peninsula and in surrounding communities.

Membership has concrete benefits, too.  Our membership categories and associated benefits are as follows:

  • Individual, Family ($25, $50 annually):  membership card
  • Benefactor ($100 annually):  membership card; 10% discount on PHS merchandise on presentation of membership card
  • Bronze ($250 annually):  membership card; 10% discount on PHS merchandise on presentation of membership card; Bronze goody bag
  • Silver ($500 annually):  membership card; 20% discount on PHS merchandise on presentation of membership card; Silver goody bag
  • Gold ($1,000 annually):  membership card; 25% discount on PHS merchandise on presentation of membership card; Gold goody bag

PHS also has a business membership and those categories are:

  • Business Sponsor ($250 annually):  certificate to display at your place of business and an active link from the membership page of the PHS Website
  • Business Patron ($500 annually): display certificate; active link from the membership page of the PHS Website; eligibility for PHS’ annual Cat’s Meow awards; feature post on PHS’ Facebook page
  • Business Benefactor ($1000 annually): display certificate; active link from the membership and home pages of PHS’ Website; eligibility for PHS’s annual Cat’s Meow awards; feature post on PHS’ Facebook page; one month’s sponsorship of PHS’ Facebook page with name and logo featured.

 

See you there!

Meet Mighty Max

This once nameless pup was rescued by PHS three months ago. He weighed 3 pounds, had fungus and bacterial skin infections, and got seizures, too. Under the loving care of Mandy Marshall and Shawn Marshall and with a number of emergency visits to Dr. Mia Canton, Mighty Max has thrived. Today Mighty Max plays with Nutmeg, his feline buddy, also rescued by PHS.
PHS loves you, Mandy and Shawn!

Mighty Max Mighty Max

C.E.L.A students visit PHS clinic

 

 

During a two week program called C.E.L.A. (Center for Engaged Learning Abroad– http://www.celabelize.com/ ), and under the careful mentoring of Dr. Edwardo Tesecum, ten pre-vet students from all over the U.S. actively participated in PHS’ 17 June vet clinic.
Judy Cox Roberts, PHS board member and Saturday clinic coordinator states: “It was a win-win for all of us! Thanks for this great opportunity, Dr. T!”
The students spent a full day performing physical exams on our community’s pets and gained hands-on experience, assisting Dr. Tesecum in various vet services.
PHS board member and photographer extraordinaire, Ina Sonnenmoser says: “It was a great day! The students were very compassionate and enthusiastic about each animal. Dogs and cats were examined thoroughly during their initial physical exam. It was fun documenting it. There was so much going on in every corner. Great vibe. I hope Dr. T will organize that again one day.”
To add even more sweetness to the pot, Dr. Tesecum donated back to PHShalf of the money he earned that day!

 

Special thanks to Laru Beya Resort & Villas who hosted the vet, and to Paradise Resort and Deb & Dave’s Last Resort Placencia who hosted the students, and to Turtle Inn, for once again feeding these hungry folks with their world class pizzas. And kudos to PHS volunteers, Kim Edwards, Gil Rotstein, Judy Roberts, and Ina Sonnenmoser for keeping it all together.