This is the busiest time of the year for Howell Nature Center's Wildlife Clinic. Rather than subject you and the wild babies to the ordeal of a baby shower, they invite you to send a gift to these little ones.
Each year, Howell Nature Center takes in close to 3,000 injured or orphaned, birds, mammals and reptiles in need of a second chance at life in the wild. Most are orphans requiring specialized care. The newborns you'll be helping include fawns, rabbits, ducklings, squirrels, fox kits, hawks, owls, songbirds and more!
An ever-growing number of these creatures need our help. The Howell Nature Center's Wildlife Clinic greatly appreciates your tax-deductible contribution in support of restoring these precious lives to their natural habitat. Simply donate online on their website today.
Unless you’ve been under a rock for the last three months, you know that Brighton Ford has teamed up with the Humane Society of Livingston County for a Pet Of The Week. The goal of our Pet Of The Week is to highlight a dog or cat that needs to be adopted and to find a forever home for these pets in need. By bringing attention to these pets that need to be adopted, we have already seen nine out of the twelve Pets Of The Week find their forever home! On top of the great services provided at the Humane Society of Livingston County, they are now offering an additional 10% off of adoption fees on any Brighton Ford Pets Of The Week! You just need to mention that you saw the Pet Of The Week promotion at Brighton Ford here, or on our Facebook page, at the time of adoption.
Let’s work together as a community and find these beautiful pets in need a loving and caring forever home!
Good golly come meet Mr. Ollie. He is a magnificent animal and is larger than life! Ollie is a 3 year old, 75 pound, American Bulldog mix. He is strong, smart, goofy and has no idea that he is as big as he is. He is puppy-like in nature, but strong as an ox. Ollie is available for adoption today at The Humane Society Of Livingston County's shelter.
Brighton Ford sponsors, participates and helps LACASA any way that we can. There are many reasons why we help this amazing community organization that helps victims of all types. Brighton Ford participates, attends, sponsors and supports almost every LACASA event throughout the year like their Community Awareness Taskforce, Mommalouges, Denims and Diamonds, Twilight In The Garden and many, many more! Brighton Ford’s Community Relations Director is a tour guide for all of their 2017 Within These Walls Tours (tour of LACASA’s facilities), click here to check out the dates of these tours.
LACASA needs your assistance to keep helping our community that they have served for over 35 years now. Monetary donations, volunteering opportunities, memorial tributes, host an event, Groceries For Good Program (VG’s and Kroger), Amazon Smile Program, donate used cell phones and many other ways that you can help.
Here’s LACASA’s short description of what they do:
Safety Has No Price!
LACASA Center: 35 years of strength & service
We protect, advocate for and empower victims and survivors of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault. This has been the mission of our nonprofit for three-and-a-half decades.
LACASA Center is an independent nonprofit. By independent, we mean that unlike most nonprofit agencies, we receive no funding from a national parent organization. Our sustainability is based on individual donations from members of the community, and all donations stay local.
LACASA assists hundreds of innocent victims and their families each year as they learn to cope with—and courageously heal from—trauma and heartache.
Child abuse, family violence and rape are acts that defy understanding, yet they exist and require our immediate attention and intervention.
The residents of our community are committed to providing help, hope and resources for victims in crisis. They know this is the path to a safer tomorrow.
It is LACASA’s steadfast donors and financial supporters who make our services and programs available for victims at no cost.
It is LACASA’s dedicated board, staff and volunteers who carry out our mission of safeguarding the vulnerable.
We have been entrusted by the community to serve, to protect, to educate, and to advocate.
It is a privilege and an honor to help victims and survivors create new lives and build new futures.
