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Description: http://www.hsfm.org My name is Coco! I'm a Siamese mix with the cutest little crossed-eyes you ever saw! My sister Pebbles and I were rescued from animal services when HSFM found out we had upper respiratory infections (that is a serious cold for kitties if not treated). We are over that mess but we are now going through treatment for ringworms (that is a fungus by the way not actually worms). That is why we have red patches on our face and ears, but it will all go away soon. Since that treatment takes a while with the tuna-flavored medicine and lots of icky baths, we can't make it to an adopt-a-purr event for a while. But, you can check out my little video using the QR code. Just so you know, I'm a snuggler. I've tried plenty of times to climb my foster mom's jeans just to get into her arms. She holds me like a little baby and I just fall asleep purring. When I'm not curled up with my people, I love to slide across the floor chasing after toys. I still have plenty of klutzy kitten in me.

HSFM salutes mothers everywhere in May with 1/2 off adoptions of mother dogs and cats!

I am Calla Lilly, however I go by my middle name of Lilly. I am a lovely country girl hailing from the New Braunfels area where a nice woman gave me food and love when I strolled up her path. Well, I did not have the heart to tell her that I was in a family way but once she found out, she took me in. She planned on keeping me and adopting out my babies, but her husband does not believe in cats staying indoors. Her daughter came to the rescue and brought me to the Metroplex area where she knew a volunteer with HSFM. I have been able to have my beautiful children and as kittens usually are- have all been adopted to wonderful families. I am a very loving kitty who will shower you with affection if you will only let me. I am laid back but will play, although it is not my most favorite thing-I would prefer to be with you. If you want a sweet young girl to dote on you, I am right here!

Thank you to our volunteers, supporters, and donors who made 2012 our most successful year yet!

In the past decade, new shelters have been built in communities all over north Texas, yet adoptable animals are still being euthanized in massive numbers. Now, thanks to a generous donation from Glenn and Shirley Hulcher, the next generation of animal welfare is about to begin in Argyle, Texas.

The solution to the problems animals face in Texas is not more shelters…the solution is more innovative programs, like Humane Tomorrow’s Love on Wheels program, which has sent over 3000 dogs out of Texas; Flower’s Fund, which helps pet owners keep their pets when faced with unexpected expenses; and our Education program, which takes our message of respect, responsibility, and compassion into schools and the community to fight the root causes of animal cruelty and neglect.

Phase 1 of the Community Center for Animals, the Hulcher Family Animal Care Center, will move our direct animal care to the property and become the new headquarters of Humane Tomorrow. Having a home of our own will allow us to expand our programs and do more to prevent animals from becoming homeless in the first place.

Beginning in September 2019, the Hulcher Family Care Center will allow us to host activities that make life better for animals and people, such as:

• Adoption events
• Emergency sheltering
• Community education and outreach
• Dog training classes
• Spay/neuter clinics
• Youth activities

Even as we prepare for move-in day, we are looking toward the future and Phase 2, when our facility will be open to the public every day, functioning as an adoption center, a gathering place for those who love animals, and a resource for those who need help with their pets.

www.humanetomorrow.org