— Our Dedicated Staff —
Director of Animal Care
Kayce Daniels
Director of Operations
Jan Jones
Office Assistants
Andrea Juarez
Wendy Munshaur
Senior Animal Care Technicians
Wendy Munshaur
Andrea Juarez
Sherry Chapman
Animal Care Aides
Victoria Moore
Jeb Jones
Lisa Lien
Sean Moore
Rachelle Hiser
NCHS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2008
Maddie Nager, President
Martha Pedersen, Vice-President
Jennette Kovacs, Secretary
Terry Miron, Treasurer
Directors At Large:
Geoff Condon
Ken Kellett
Tim O'Keefe
Sandy Rakestraw
Anita Rouse
Volunteer Coordinator
Jill Johnston
North County Humane Society
2300 Ramona Rd., Atascadero, CA 93422
805 466-5403
Special Events and Latest News
Poker Run for Paws
Dog Behavior Seminar
Shop for the Shelter
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May 3, 2008
Registration form 9;30 to 10:30 a.m.
Grand Prize: $200.00
Hosted by Back Road Motorcycle Adventures
Pre-registration fee is $35.00/person;
Registration fee is
$40.00 day of the event
Poker run, Unique BBQ, T-shirt and additional prizes.
Click here to download PDF Poster of the event with more information!
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Dog Behavior Seminar hosted by Suzanne Sollene
May 17, 2008, 11am to 1 p.m. at NCHS
Suzanne Sollene, of the Dog Rescue Network, will be hosting a Dog Behavior Seminar on May 17th. Her new website is www.dogrescuenetwork.org.
People can pre-register for this event by contacting Suzanne at her email: treespirits@tcsn.net.
The May 17th Seminar will be held on Sat. from about 11AM-1PM at North County Humane Society, 2300 Ramona Rd, in Atascadero.
A $20.00/per person, tax deductible donation is required to participate. All proceeds will be benefitting Dog Rescue Network.
This is an outdoor event, so dress appropriately
The following topics will be discussed at the Dog Behavior Seminar;
- How to be the leader of your “pack”.
- The three things your dog needs in order to be balanced.
- How to get the most out of exercising your dog.
- The “dog rules”.
- What your dog is telling you (that you don’t understand).
- What you are telling your dog (that confuses her/him).
- The most common mistakes people make with their dogs.
- Dog “myths”.... and much more!
We will also review correcting more common problem behaviors including aggression (towards family members, strangers, dogs or other animals), anxiety, barking, destructiveness, fear, housebreaking and hyperactivity.
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Every month, throughout the year, members of the NCHS Board of Directors and volunteers conduct a Shop for the Shelter at local stores. This activity brings in cat food, toys, cleaning supplies and paper towels due to the generosity of shoppers in our community. The donations often amount to almost 100% of our need for a certain item for that month which helps with our shelter operations expenses.
Help support the shelter and the businesses who so kindly allow us to set up our Shop for the Shelter.
If you'd like to volunteer to help with one of these events, please call Jan Jones at 466-5403; we welcome your help, even if its only for an hour or so!
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