H.A.L.O. News
Woof & Purr Report March
Dear Angels, February was a challenging month for H.A.L.O. Four major medical cases were brought into the shelter and we spent thousands of dollars...
Woof & Purr Report February
Dear Angels, January was an exciting month for H.A.L.O.! Our wonderful staff and volunteers spent their weekend slinging drinks at the Sebastian...
Paws & Reflect 2019
Dear Angels, Change is good. In 2004, over 5,000 pets in Indian River County died from unnecessary euthanasia. That horrifying number is what...
Woof & Purr Report December
Welcome Margaret Wall! This past month has brought many changes to the Leadership Team at H.A.L.O. and we are so excited for the future of no-kill...
Hurricane Prep: 5 Steps to Protect Your Pets
Prepping for hurricanes. Ugh. But this is the price we must pay to live in this beautiful paradise we call home. Some of us (ahem…me) wait until the...
Long Term Stay No Excuse for Euthanasia
At H.A.L.O., we do not believe an animal’s life has a time limit. There is no “end date” where we stop trying to find a fur-ever home for an animal...
Fireworks Are the Devil
Fireworks - beautiful, bright and festive. As a child, I remember looking up at the sky in wonderment and awe, wishing the show would never end. As...
Kitten Fosters: A Glimpse in the Life
DID YOU KNOW? A female cat can go into heat every 3 weeks and can have 3 litters every year. With 4-6 kittens per litter, an adult female can have...
Here’s to the Misfits
As a no-kill rescue, H.A.L.O. often ends up with extremely difficult cases where dogs are simply not adoptable due to aggressive and untrusting...
Pet Overpopulation: It’s a People Problem
As I sit here writing with my four rescue babies fast asleep nestled in various and sundry positions all around me, I am intimately reminded of why...