April is Animal Cruelty Prevention Month

DID YOU HEAR?

DID YOU SEE THAT?

CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT?

HOW COULD SOMEONE DO THAT TO A HELPLESS ANIMAL?

HOW DID THE ANIMAL SURVIVE?

Here is  poem written by a member of the 'Frost Anmial Club'

read more on our updated home page

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuXTZqr4H_w

Lost Dog: Sadie Lee

Sadie Lee, a small Apricot poodle ran out of her temporary foster home last night.   This is a puppy mill dog so she is probably scared and won’t go to anyone.

Last seen on Nawata Ave in Mt. Prospect. Nearest major intersection is Golf Rd and Rt. 83 (Elmhurst Rd.)

If found or even spotted, please call Geralyn at 847-577-8950.

Action Alert

We have added a new nav link Action Alert to our web site.  This is our way to encourage people to speak up for animal rights issues.   We have started with


Your help is needed to prevent BSL (breed specific legislation) in Illinois. You can read more here:   The bill in Illinois about banning certain breeds of dog

and

Please support House Bill 840 Amendment 1 which will protect community cat caregivers.  You can read more about this here: Protect Community Cat Caregivers.


If you hear of any other legislation regarding animal rights, please make a comment to this post.

We would also appreciate it if you help spread the word by sharing in your Twitter, Facebook and other social media networking venues.

Thank you

Frost Animal Club

The Frost Animal Club, comprised of seventh and eighth grade animal lovers, gathered quite a lot of donations for the Almost Home Foundation. The club held a donation drive for homeless animal shelters at Robert Frost Junior High a few months ago. They passed out flyers at school, made posters, and asked friends and family to donate anything they had around the house such as newspapers, old towels, blankets, paper towels and much more. Impressively, they were able to fill an entire classroom with donations. Part of these donations went to the Almost Home Foundation as well as three other shelters in the area. The Animal Club members should be very proud of their hard work and dedication for such an amazing cause; the dogs and cats are very appreciative!

Thank you from all of us for helping our animals,

AHF Family