Anna Grace is our Pet of the Week on Wet Nose Wednesday

Anna Grace, from the Humane Society of West Michigan, came to visit.

Andy Rent talked about Anna Grace withTrudy from the Humane Society of West Michigan on his Andy in the Morning show for Wet Nose Wednesday.

This girl is a staff and volunteer favorite. She has been with us for over a year on and off. She has been returned for multiple different reasons, one was because she was adopted by an elderly woman who had issues with her hips so she was unable to walk her, another was because the adopters significant other did not approve of the adoption. None have been Anna Grace's fault. She should be an only pet, and has urinary incontinence which appears to be under control now (she did have to wear diapers which she didn't mind at all)! She also is on a special diet and can only have special treats and food.

Trudysaid a great way to support animals like Anna Grace is through Paws, Claws & Corks (3/18/19 at DeVos Place - 6:00 pm): This extravaganza will feature the hottest restaurants, breweries, and wineries in West Michigan. Guest will enjoy sampling of fabulous cuisine tastings of fine wines and microbrews; and an opportunity to bid on amazing experiences and packages in our live and silent auctions. The funds raised will benefit Humane Society of West Michigan in our mission to promote the humane treatment and responsible care of animals in West Michigan and beyond through education, example, placement, and protection. $100 per person ($50 of the ticket price is tax deductible) - $1,250 per Corporate Table (Reserved seating for 10) Individual tickets are available for purchase online at www.pawsclawsandcorks.com. Corporate sponsorship opportunities are also available.

Honorary Chair is Mayor Roslynn Bliss

An annual event to remind the community to spay neuter pets. Why? It battles pet overpopulation. Animals that are spay/neutered can live a longer, healthier life.  Spay neutering also reduces the risk of cancer and urinary tract infection.  Spay Neutering also offers a calmer demeanor for some animals.

Rabbits - spay neuter when sexually mature - 4 to 6 months.  Puppies and kittens at 8 weeks. Exotics, too. Work closely with your veterinarian to protect your beloved companion.

You can get all the information on the Humane Society website or call (616) 453-8900.