Leave a Legacy
A bequest to the Moose Jaw Humane Society will help animals after you ’re gone. By remembering the Moose Jaw Humane Society in your will, pets in the future will benefit from programs and efforts to protect them from abuse and neglect. To make a bequest to the Moose Jaw Humane Society we suggest that you consult with your lawyer who will ensure that your wishes are followed.

Donations of HBC Rewards Points
Members of HBC can donate some or all of their points to the Moose Jaw Humane Society on-line or in-store (Zellers in Moose Jaw or the Bay, Home Outfitters, or Zellers across Canada). You will need our Moose Jaw Humane Society HBC Rewards Community Public ID #: 9623832.

Your HBC Rewards card can be linked to donate 10%-100% of your purchase points automatically online at hbcrewards.com We receive 1000 HBC Rewards points for every HBC member who links their card to us. If you do not have computer access and would like to link your card to donate all or a percentage of your points, please call or stop in at the Shelter and we will set-up the transfer for you. You can donate a percentage of points in 10% increments from 10-100% of your current point balance, and whether you would like to make a one time point donation or link your card to automatically continue donating the percentage you request to us.

If you do not have a HBC Rewards card, considering getting one (it is free). If you do not wish to get one but are planning to make a large purchase from Zellers or another HBC company, please contact us at 692-1517 to make arrangements prior to making the purchase. With your help, we can acquire much needed supplies and resources. Questions? Contact Christie at 692-1517 for more information.

Bottle Drop Off Box
We can turn your empty recyclable bottles and cans into much needed funds! Please drop them off in the blue bins on the east side of the shelter. Thank you!!

Membership
If you haven’t already done so, become a member of the Moose Jaw Humane Society. We offer four types of membership. All memberships expire at the end of the calendar year with the exception of life memberships. Forms are available at the shelter.

• Junior Membership $5
• Single Membership $10
• Family Membership $15
• Senior Membership $5
• Life Membership $100

If you wish to be nominated for the Board of Directors, you must, in most cases, have current membership at the time of the AGM in April 2008 and for the six months prior to that date, and be nominated by another member of Moose Jaw Humane Society. Closing date for nominations to be listed on the ballot sheet is one week before the AGM, but additional names can be proposed by nominees at the AGM.

Volunteer
They may be called volunteers but staff and animals at the Humane Society call them heroes. The Moose Jaw Humane Society could not continue without the valuable contribution of our volunteers. Volunteering provides the opportunity to share knowledge, acquire new skills, meet new people, discover new challenges, and make a difference! (It also makes you feel good!!) Take part in the fun and self-fulfillment, become a hero.

Walking Dogs - Dog Walkers are invited to visit the Shelter during viewing hours and speak with a Kennel Attendant to find a suitable dog for walking. Volunteers are asked to commit a minimum of 20 minutes for each dog walked. Volunteers must be
13-years old or older to participate in the Dog Walking Program. Volunteers under age 13 must be accompanied by an adult.

Bingo - The Shelter operates two bingo’s each month as part of its fundraising program. Bingo’s run in the evenings and require approximately 10 volunteers. Volunteers are asked to commit 4 hours for the event, beginning at 6 PM and finishing up around 10 PM. Bingo volunteers have numerous duties including selling bingo ticket sheets, making change and working with other team members. Volunteers must be at least 18-years old and have their own transportation to participate at Bingos.

Fundraising Events - The Shelter holds many special events throughout the year, see complete list on back of form. Fundraising Event Volunteers help with event set-up, ticket selling, poster distribution, penny parade and prize pick-ups. Volunteers must be at least 18-years old, or be accompanied by an adult, to participate in Fundraising Events.

Paws For Coffee Club - This group meets at the Shelter in the evening of the third Wednesday of each month to plan and organize fundraising and other events. Members participate in such areas as decorating the float for the parade, coordination of volunteers for events, helping distribute posters or participating on other committees, see complete list on back of form.

Pet Therapy - Volunteers take pets to visit those isolated in hospitals or nursing homes. Pet Therapy volunteers are required to have their own vehicle to transport pets to the extended care facility. Volunteer’s must make an appointment to meet the Pet Therapy Coordinator to ensure their animal is suitable to work with the general public. Volunteers must be at least 18-years old and have their own transportation to participate in the Pet Therapy Program.

You can be involved in as many programs as you wish!