Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc.

Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc. Animal Rescue & Sanctuary. Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc. Our New Bern, NC Chapter currently intakes canines up to 35 lbs.

is a non-profit organization established with an objective to provide safe, temporary or permanent homes for cats and dogs when their owners are not able to take care of them and to help animal shelters by taking in the less adoptable animals. Our aim is also to educate the public about the importance of spaying and neutering and the role it plays in decreasing the amount of homeless animals eutha

nized each year. We do not shy away from kiddos who have medical and behavioral issues, including hospice kiddos. Our Maryland Chapter currently intakes canines up to 35 lbs (with a exceptions from time to time), exotic and small animals, and a limited amount of livestock animals. Donate Here:

www.hillhounds.org

www.paypal.me/hillhounds

Venmo

Checks may be mailed to:

Hill Hounds
P.O. Box 202
Denton, MD 21629


Hill Hounds is a 501(c)3, private, non-profit organization and all donations are 100% tax deductible.

Dog ingested chocolate? The more you know….
02/17/2025

Dog ingested chocolate?

The more you know….

By Deb Haines Alternate names chocolate-covered espresso beans, milk chocolate, Baker’s chocolate, white chocolate, dark chocolate, semi-sweet chocolate, cocoa mulch, cacao mulch, cocoa hull,…

Look at these hunks! Both are looking for their happily ever after. www.hillhounds.org
02/15/2025

Look at these hunks! Both are looking for their happily ever after. www.hillhounds.org

02/12/2025
With the impending snow - we will be here for 1/2 day Tuesday and expect to be closed Wednesday.PLEASE grab any meds you...
02/10/2025

With the impending snow - we will be here for 1/2 day Tuesday and expect to be closed Wednesday.

PLEASE grab any meds you may need by 3pm today or 2 pm Tuesday.

Call 410-479-0388 or 443-448-4221.

If you were going to FOSTER a pup for the rescue...what breed would you choose?
02/09/2025

If you were going to FOSTER a pup for the rescue...what breed would you choose?

From a local gardener:This tick has been on display for us to show people for a while. After months in a sealed containe...
02/05/2025

From a local gardener:

This tick has been on display for us to show people for a while. After months in a sealed container without any additional feeding, she laid eggs. This demonstrates how long a tick can remain dormant and how many eggs one female can lay. Remember, ticks become active again in the fall, so continue with preventive measures.

If you encounter a small pile of jelly-like balls in your garden, act immediately! These are tick eggs and they're set to hatch soon.

Either set them on fire or destroy them by soaking in isopropyl alcohol. Be sure to wear gloves if you handle the nest, as it contains hundreds of tick eggs that will hatch in a few weeks. I believe it's important to share this post because tick bites can be dangerous.

Stay safe and informed to protect yourself and your garden from these tiny but dangerous creatures!

02/05/2025

Just a reminder that we're closed the first Thursday of each month for deep cleaning and inventory.

If you need meds before Friday please make sure you come in Wednesday morning to grab them.

Thank you!

Stop ignoring this fact!
02/02/2025

Stop ignoring this fact!

DOVER!
02/02/2025

DOVER!

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Meet Meowgaret Thatcher and Pawdrey Hepburn - our newest dolls that need a little extra love. The girls have Cerebellar Hypoplasia. (We’ll post more about that in coming days- but it’s the same diagnosis as what our clinic cat, Bob, has). We are so incredibly grateful to the foster that had them at the shelter She built them this feeding station to help them keep their balance while they’re learning to eat on their own. This will be a game changer! If you would like to DONATE to the girls care, you may do so here: www.hillhounds.org www.paypal.me/hillhounds Venmo @hillhounds Checks may be mailed to: Hill Hounds PO Box 202 Denton, MD 21629. You may also call in a donation over the phone by the clinic at 443–4 48–4221. Look for more updates!

Meet Buttquack and Larry. They wanted to take this opportunity to thank those of you who have supported our wish lists. We have them posted on Amazon Walmart, and Tractor Supply. Everyone here that is able to eat a fresh food diet does so daily. Walmart gift cards are always a wonderful way to support the Rescue . Your selfless giving helps us keep our heads above water.

Does your cat or dog have “dirty” ears? Is it ear wax….or ear mites? The ear mite, Otodectes cynotis, is a surface mite that lives on cats, dogs, rabbits, and ferrets. It is highly contagious and usually found in the ear canal. The life cycle of an ear mite takes about 3 weeks to develop from an egg to an adult and occurs on the host animal. Clinical signs of infestation include ear irritation, discharge, hair loss, and skin lesions. Diagnosis involves observing the mite through an otoscope or microscopic examination. Treatment includes insecticidal products to kill the adult and larval forms. Ear mites may cause a temporary itchy rash in humans, but eradicating the mites from pets solves the problem. If your dog or cat is digging and scratching their ears frequently, make an appointment today for us to take a look. (443) 448-4221

It was an eventful day today! Looks like Charlotte (“Charlie”) is expecting! Time to have a puppy shower!

Make sure your kiddos are taken care of in the heat. Heat stroke is no joke!

Seriously….. 🤦🏽‍♀️🙄🤣

Tail Wag Drawing!

What what?!?

Brownie came to visit!

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​Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc. is a non-profit organization established with an objective to provide safe, temporary or permanent homes for cats and dogs when their owners are not able to take care of them and to help animal shelters by taking in the less adoptable animals. Our aim is also to educate the public about the importance of spaying and neutering and the role it plays in decreasing the amount of homeless animals euthanized each year.

Hill Hounds is a 501(c)3, private, non-profit organization and all donations are 100% tax deductible.

We are open by appointment only.