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LTBHS Testimonials
We adopted Buckley in October of 2010 from LTBHS and he's been quite the outdoor enthusiast! He loves trail runs, disc golf, xc skiing, paddleboarding and hanging out at the beach. He's up for anything! It's awesome having a buddy to hang ten with!Adopt a Dog
My name is Monty and I'm a one-year-old yellow Labrador Retriever who just became available for adoption! As you can tell from my picture, I'm a real cutie and I hope it won't be long until I find my forever home. If you like labs, I hope you'll take a chance on me. I promise I'll be the best dog ever.
Adopt a Cat
Kittens! Kittens! Kittens! It's kitten season here at LTBHS! Beans is one of 5 two-month-old kittens who just became available for adoption! Right now LTBHS has 16 cats and kittens waiting for their forever homes. If you are looking to add a furry feline to your family, visit LTBHS. Beans and all of his friends are waiting to love you forever!
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Because everyone loves a well-behaved dog, Little Traverse Bay Humane Society developed the Mutts With Manners program. Under the guidance of world renowned dog behaviorist, Brenda Aloff of Heaven on Arf, staff and volunteers are taught to use the same methods to train every dog consistently. This approach provides shelter dogs with a great start in basic obedience and minimizes undesirable behaviors.
Please help us continue help our shelter dogs put their "best paw forward" by making a donation to support this important training program. |
Mutts With Manners is especially important because it provides shelter animals the opportunity to benefit from intense one-on-one time with staff and volunteers. This program is invaluable because it addresses many of the behaviors that may make an animal unattractive to a potential adopter. Whether it’s dominance, separation anxiety, resource guarding, etc., the Mutts With Manners program helps shelter dogs put bad behavior behind them and put their best paw forward toward a forever home.