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Happy Valley Animals In Need

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Happy Valley Animals In Need is a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all animals and their owners in Centre County and the surrounding areas.

12/15/2024

Meet our sweet little Winnie. We brought Winnie into rescue about 6 weeks ago. She came in pretty timid and afraid but has come a long way since then. We think Winnie would do best in a low traffic quieter home She would love the company of another cat or kitten as she loves to play with the other cats at her foster. Winnie has not been exposed to dogs so we can’t be sure of how she would react but know with her personality a quieter dog would be best. Winnie is approximately 14 weeks, has been spayed, microchipped and is up to date with her vaccines. FIV/FELV negative. Winnie is much like our Teddy adopted out last month, she’s not going to do well with a meet n greet but after she gets to know she is a very sweet friendly kitten. Message the page with any questions you may have about Winnie or complete an application, link below. Please keep in mind we try to match our kittens personality and needs with potential adopters.

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12/05/2024

12/04/2024

Cassie says thanks to all of you we met our goal of around $1,000 during . We appreciate each and every one of you. Cassie is extra grateful that she's found her forever home.

12/03/2024

Our last post for is let you know what we do with the some of donations we receive from our supporters. This year, for example assisting with TNR was quite costly and a large part of our spending as we had to purchase new traps and equipment and provide vaccines and flea meds for more cats than usual. Shown below is Teddy, now Bowie, before he was trapped and below in his new home. Seeing the after photos makes everything we do worth it.

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12/03/2024

Below are just a few of the kittens rescued this summer. Your donations made a huge difference in their lives. Please consider a donation today via several of our platforms.

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12/03/2024

Today is and it’s one of the few times each year we ask for your support. Supporting HVAIN means we can continue into the next year. We can’t do it without you, your support is our lifeline.
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HVAIN
1847 Tyrone Pike
Philipsburg Pa 16866

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12/01/2024

Today is the day, please consider supporting a Local rescue.

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11/28/2024

Enjoy your family and loved ones today and stay safe.

11/24/2024

ADOPTED : OMG. Look at this adorable face. Cora is waiting for her forever home. She has everything she needs and is ready to go. You can find an application at happyvalleyanimalsinneed.com

11/23/2024

Cassie and Cora are looking for their forever home. They are spayed, UTD to date on vaccines, microchipped, FELV/FIV negative, wormed and flea treated. You can find an application at happyvalleyanimalsinneed.com. If you have any questions please feel free to message the page.

11/20/2024

ICYMI -- we are hosting a walk-in and low-cost vaccine and microchip clinic at our shelter on Saturday, November 23 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. -- the last clinic of 2024!

If you would like a 3-year rabies vaccine, you must bring proof of your last rabies vaccination.

Please note that this clinic is first-come, first-serve. We apologize in advance for any wait due to the high-volume expected.

11/19/2024

Mary is 93 years young and understood the assignment. Mary is a long time animal lover and many years ago worked at the Philipsburg SPCA. We were assisting Mary with an ongoing cat problem. This morning we dropped off the drop trap at her home for 2 cats that would not go into a regular trap. We explained to Mary what to do, set food in the middle of the trap and pull the string when they were both under the trap and then quickly get that trap covered and call us. Within 2 hours Mary had both cats, Unbelievable! Thanks to Mary and some very good neighbors together they are helping get the cat population under control. If Mary can do this so can you! This is likely our last trap of the year before bad weather sets in and it was a great catch. Thanks to our followers Mary will have food for the winter for the ferals she feeds.

11/18/2024

If you picked this trap up thinking your were helping please return the trap, it is desperately needed.

❤️❤️❤️ UPDATE! ❤️❤️❤️

❤️It may be snowing but our hearts are happy! We received a message earlier this morning that our missing trap was returned to a spot just a short distance from where it went missing from! We are so grateful to everyone who reached out to offer assistance. We lost count of the number of people who contacted us to help.
With so much gratitude to Rockview PSP and the Boggs Township Road crew. We have no doubt that all of your help was the reason it was returned. ❤️

🆘 On Monday, 11/18/24, around 8:30 am a man in a White Toyota Extended Cab truck picked up our XL Tomahawk Dog Trap on Devil’s Elbow Road in Snow Shoe. This is very close to the turn off to Hall Rd. This is a very expensive trap that we use regularly to save dogs and really would like to see it returned. The trap has our information on it so please give us a call. Please also know that the Township Road Workers watched the trap being loaded. We really hope this is a misunderstanding and there is an innocent explanation. No questions asked, we just want the trap back. You can even block your number by choosing *67 before you call. Please do the right thing and message this page or contact 814-933-8195.🆘

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State College, PA
16801

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Oko will stop at nothing to get her lovin...she's still chasing her forever home! Happyvalleyanimalsinneed.com

Kittens

Remember the four black kittens that came in all hissy and scared. Look at two of them now. #adoptdontshop #HVAIN #rescueanimals

Several people have reached out asking how our oko girl is doing. So here's an oko update. Oko was on a waiting game of survival for her health and weight. We are happy to announce that she has been off the antibiotics and is as healthy as she can be. She has also reached her goal weight. Oko has become super friendly. Head boops for the win with her. Although her eye doesn't seem to affect her too much, she still has moments where she gets startled. Oko still has an upcoming surgery for the removal of her eye and to get fixed, so keep her in your thoughts.

😻ADOPTED😻Gemma ( black kitten in the middle) and 2 of her sisters having some playtime this morning. Gemma’s sibling are leaving next week to their new home and nothing the would make us happier than for Gemma to have her forever home lined up as well. Gemma is fostered in a home with other cats and would adjust well to another pet . If you are looking for sweet playful kitten then Gemma is the one! Gemma has been spayed,microchipped and has all of her vaccines. Please message the page with any questions or fill out an application link below. http://www.happyvalleyanimalsinneed.com/adoption-application.html

ADOPTION PENDING: Anyone up for kisses on demand? Skunk is your boy. Skunk came in as a super baby and required being bottle fed when he came in. Since hes been hand raised, Skunk has become the most friendly, cuddly, attention seeking kitten. He had a home lined up, but it has fallen through, so that means you lucky ducks get to have the option of adopting him! Skunk does have one bad behavior of stealing food. This might be OK for someone on a diet and needing to ration their portions a bit. Our boy comes fully equipped with a loud purr you can hear a mile a way. He loves to makes sure you're fully dry by licking the water from your feet after the shower. He's been known to join you in the shower if the mood strikes. Ever feel lonely while taking a pee? He'll be sure to sit on your shoulder and keep you company during it. Do those pesky flies keep coming in the house? You can have your very own bug zapper, he even cleans up after himself. He's kid, dog and cat friendly. Skunk will be available for adoption next week after his final vet check and fixing. If you're interested in adoption a guy who has no understanding of personal space, then Skunk is your man. Fill out an application at happyvalleyanimalsinneed.com

Oko update! From not being able to move much, to a playful kitten, it's clear Ms. Oko is feeling much better. Oko had a recent vet visit where they pulled some of the debris off her eye and gave her a much better outcome. Although she is not totally out of the woods, we couldn't be more thrilled with her progress. Shout out to Dr. Zinc from Halfmoon Valley Animal Hospital who has been seeing Ms. Oko and talking the foster through her many questions and concerns. Oko is working on gaining weight and getting stronger by the day. Once she hits her goal, we can schedule surgery for her eye. Until then, our pretty girl is happy as can be and we intend to keep her that way! Keep it going Ms Oko.

Please Help!

IMPORTANT… the donate button is not attaching to shared post. Please see original post on our page to donate via donate button. Several days ago we received a call asking for help with a pregnant cat that showed up on someone’s porch in North Philipsburg. We were hoping she was early and we would be able to get her in for a spay. That was so not the case. She was one of the largest pregnant cats we have seen. 2 days later she delivered a mind boggling 10 kittens. What transpired over the next 36 hours left this Momma and her foster a little traumatized. After one trip to Metzgers and now 8 cats to Vet, for once in a very long time we do not have enough funds to cover vetting for this family or any more kittens this season. We are asking for you help with donations. Please help! PayPal with our email [email protected] https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard Venmo https://www.venmo.com/u/HVAIN Mail. HVAIN 1847 Tyrone Pike Philipsburg Pa 16866 More updates on our rather large family coming in the next few days.