Our New Executive Director - A Purr-fect Transition | |
It has been three months since Pam joined Pets In Need as the Executive Director. Pam's expansive background in social work, mental health, and serving vulnerable populations has been a resource and her leadership experience has seamlessly translated to her work at PIN. Pam’s extensive networking and operational acumen are already making a significant impact. She is dedicated to advancing our mission and expanding our reach in the community. "With a solid foundation and a track record of excellence established by the team and PIN founder, Ann Ramsey Hill, we are well-positioned for the future," shares Pam. | |
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Honoring the Legacy of Mara McCalmont | | |
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We fondly remember Mara McCalmont, a cherished member of our community whose impact spanned over three decades as a dedicated small business owner and gifted artist in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mara's passion for both art and animals shone brightly through her thousands of commissioned pieces and her unwavering support for local animal welfare initiatives.
Mara's generosity knew no bounds. Her contributions to Pets In Need of Greater Cincinnati, Inc., where she not only created our logo but also donated numerous artworks displayed around the clinic, exemplify her deep commitment to making a difference. Beyond her artistic endeavors, Mara found solace in nature, whether tending to her garden or marveling at a sunset. Even in her passing, Mara's legacy of compassion and generosity continues to resonate within our community.
Featured here with her husband, Paul, who remains an avid donor and pet lover.
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We’re excited to give a shout-out to our amazing friends at Lewis Animal Hospital! They are true heroes when it comes to helping animals in need, and we are so grateful for their support. Whether it’s providing our routine x-rays or just being there for our furry friends, they’ve always got our backs.
Most recently, Lewis Animal Hospital assisted with a special case: Kiko, a surrendered Husky. Kiko is diabetic and blind, requiring special attention and care but she is a social sweetheart. Thanks to the exceptional team at Lewis Animal Hospital, Kiko was able to be boarded there and medically monitored in preparation for a new home. We cannot thank Lewis Animal Hospital enough for all they do.
A big thank you to all our rescue resources working tirelessly to find Kiko her forever home, you are our heroes too! For anyone interested in meeting Kiko, call us at 513.761.7387 or email csmith@pincincinnati.org.
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Unleash the Fun: Join us at "Bark in the Park" and "Paws in the Park" | | |
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We are thrilled to announce our participation in Bark in the Park with the Cincinnati Reds. Join us at Great American Ball Park on Monday, August 12 at 6:40 PM and Wednesday, September 18 at 6:40 PM. Bring your furry friend and enjoy an evening of fun and baseball. It's a wonderful opportunity to mingle with your pet, meet other pet owners, learn about our area's pet resources and wonderful organizations.
Join us next at Paws in the Park at Blue Ash Summit Park on Saturday, September 28 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Spend the day enjoying outdoor activities, engaging with pet vendors and animal welfare organizations, and participating in fun activities tailored to beloved furry companions.
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Thank You Notes Keep Pouring In | |
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At Pets In Need of Greater Cincinnati, we are constantly reminded of the impact we have on the lives of pets and their families. Every day, we receive heartfelt messages of gratitude from our community. Last week, Arista came in to visit and shared her immense appreciation for the support she has received for her 12-year-old feral cat, Tom.
“I would like to thank three organizations in the Greater Cincinnati Area that literally saved my 12-year-old feral cat’s life—Tom, Cincinnati Animal Care, Community Cat Network, and Pets In Need. They immediately came through for Tom. Dr. Zekoff and his staff knocked everything out of the ballpark. Tom had three teeth extracted and received all his vaccinations. I am beyond grateful for all the love and support from all these agencies and have shed tears of joy because Tom is back on his feet. I am forever grateful and will never stop telling good news about the organization.”
Arista
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Important Updates: Prices & Eligibility | |
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At Pets In Need, we are dedicated to ensuring that every pet receives the veterinary care they deserve, regardless of their owners' financial circumstances. Eligible owners must have a total income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level or are eligible due to being in a special population such as the elderly, veterans, and/or the homeless.
We kindly ask those who have access to affordable care elsewhere to continue the care of their pets with those practices, allowing us to prioritize families most in need of assistance.
Visit our website where you will find a comprehensive price list and detailed policies/procedures under the "Our Services" tab. Be sure to check this section regularly to stay informed about any clinic updates.
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Support Pets In Need and Stay Connected | |
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Did you know you can support Pets In Need of Greater Cincinnati just by shopping at Kroger? If you’re already a Kroger member, please consider choosing us as your loyalty card rewards organization. It’s an easy way to give back to our community and help pets in need without any extra cost to you.
To select Pets In Need as your organization, visit Kroger Community Rewards and follow the simple steps to link your loyalty card.
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513.761.7387 | pincincinnati.org | 520 W Wyoming Ave. | | | | |
