Staff Spotlight- Dr. Beth Ruby Dr. Beth Ruby has been a part of the Veterinary Advisory Board for the Central Oklahoma Humane since its inception in 2007, and officially joined the staff team in September of 2012. Dr. Beth works out of the OK Humane In-House Clinic and focuses her efforts on keeping the animals [...]
Update: April 10th, 2013 We are less $200 away from reaching our first $10,000 raised!! We have been amazed by the outpouring of support we have received and never thought we would reach our goal so quickly. This is incredible news and we are so excited about how our community is showing their support for homeless animals in need. An [...]
Today HB1999 will be heard on the Senate floor and could be signed into law by Governor Fallin in the next week. HB1999 will legalize commercial horse slaughter in Oklahoma. The bill introduced by Representative Sky McNiel has been successfully rushed through the capitol to thwart organized opposition. The groups supporting the bill have convinced [...]
By Amy Shrodes, Manager of Development Rachel Rose had a lot of options when planning for her Bat Mitzvah service project, but her passion for animals inspired her to raise money for OK Humane. Rachel (13), a member of Emanuel Synagogue, raised $1,400 by baking and selling dog biscuits. She donated the money to the [...]
The Central Oklahoma Humane Society completed 118 adoptions on February 9th during their My Furry Valentine Special Adoption Event! Almost all of the adoptable animals found someone that wanted to take them home as their sweetheart by 1 PM. My Furry Valentine emptied out the OK Humane Adoption Center (7500 N. Western) as well as [...]
The Central Oklahoma Humane Society has experienced such phenomenal growth in its short 6-year existence. We have adopted out more than 10,000 animals and performed almost 50,000 spay/neuters. With all of that activity, we must make sure that we can sustain our efforts. We have grown from 2 employees and a handful of volunteers to [...]
As we continue to move forward in our disaster relief efforts, we have received a huge amount of support in so many ways. This support has allowed us to care for and house animals displaced by the storms as well as work to reunite them with their families. The ASPCA and Code 3 Associates Animal [...]