UCHS Thrift Shop spay/neuter raffle

The Upper Credit Humane Society Thrift Shop is holding a spay/neuter raffle, which will run until June 3, 2014. Tickets are $2 and are available at the UCHS Thrift Shop, Ruffins (Georgetown), Creature Comfort Co. and the Guelph Street Animal Hospital.

The winner of the raffle will receive a voucher to be used for a spay or neuter for their own dog or cat. It can also be given as a gift to a person of the winner's choice. The surgery will be performed by a veterinarian of the winner's choosing. 

This is a great way to help the animals and spread the word about the importance of spaying and neutering. 

For more information about the raffle, contact the UCHS Thrift Shop at 905-702-8661.

Raffle tickets are available at:

UCHS Thrift Shop – Moore Park Plaza in Georgetown
Ruffins – 140 Guelph St., Georgetown
Creature Comfort Co. – 92 Main St. South, Georgetown

Guelph Street Animal Hospital – 184-B Guelph Street, Georgetown

Ride/Walk for Paws (Sunday, June 22, 2014)

Walk/Ride for Paws pledge form

Ride for Paws route map

UCHS golf tournament - Saturday, May 31, 2014

Golf registration form

Downloadable golf registration form

Spring rabies and microchip clinic - Saturday, April 12, 2014 - CASH ONLY PLEASE

Bowling for Collars - Friday, March 28, 2014

2014 calendar of events

Empty Bowls SoupFest was a great success

 

 

The UCHS Empty Bowls SoupFest was a hit with local chefs preparing delicious soups in a competition to have their creation named soup of the day.

The competition was fierce and once all of the votes were counted, the Thai Indian Butternut Squash soup by Saucy Soup was declared the winner. The runner up was the Cream of Mushroom soup by Paul M’Keown from the Mountainview Residence and Terrace. Tied for third were the Acorn Squash and Sweet Potato soup from Judy’s Restaurant and the Wild Mushroom Bisque from David’s Restaurant.

Other generous participants included Bistro Riviere, Carver’s Block, Bob’s Grillhouse, The Pantry Shelf, Tintagels Tea Room and What’s Cookin’.

If you didn’t get a chance to sample the winning soup, Saucy Soup (20 Shamrock Road, Erin) will feature its winning Thai Indian Butternut Squash soup on its lunch menu every Wednesday through the winter.

Thank you to all of the chefs for sharing their wonderful soups and making our first SoupFest such a success. Our thanks also go out to Holtom’s Bakery for donating bread for the event and to Marc’s Valu-Mart and Hillsburgh Foodland for their generous donations.

Our appreciation also goes out to our volunteers and everyone who attended the event to sample the delicious soups and support the Upper Credit Humane Society.

 

Empty Bowls SoupFest was held on Nov. 16 at Center 2000 in Erin.