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The mission of the Oktibbeha County Humane Society, Inc., is to promote domestic animal welfare. The OCHS, Inc. is based on the belief that the community has the responsibility to treat animals humanely. The Society's goals include providing humane education; promoting animal welfare legislation; advocating and facilitating pet sterilization; and rescuing, sheltering, and promoting adoption of abandoned animals.

The OCHS Board of Directors meets at 5:30 PM on the fourth Thursday of each month.

Meetings of the OCHS General Membership are usually held at 7 PM with specific details advertised in the Starkville Daily News. Members and the general public are welcome to attend.

MSU Student Chapter meetings are held on Mondays at 7:30 PM in the Tait Butler Room at the Wise Center. Please consult the Reflector for specific dates. Meetings are also advertised through campus email.

Please email Diane Wall dew1@ps.msstate.edu for information on our meetings.

CONTACTS

PROGRAMS
OCHS Contact: Diane Wall, President dew1@ps.msstate.edu

Shelter Manager: Paula Murff, oktcohumane@bellsouth.net
Shelter Volunteer Coordinator: Michele Anderson, manderson@bagley.msstate.edu or 325-7938.
MSU Student Chapter Contact: Cassi M. Allen, President, puppyluv816@yahoo.com

OCHS Phone:
(662) 338-9093

Pet Sterilization
Pet PALS is a 50-50 cost share program available to Oktibbeha county residents, at least 18 years old, with a financial need that has prevented them from spaying/neutering their pets. For details or an application, please contact Delisa Simmons at 338-9093 or by email at oktcohumane@bellsouth.net. The pet overpopulation crisis can be stopped by having your pet spayed or neutered!

About OCHS
All About The OCHS is a program available for civic groups, churches and other interested persons who would like to know more about the OCHS, what we do, what our goals and achievements are, etc.

Call Diane Wall at 325-7864 to schedule a time for a presentation by one of our Board Members.

For information about this page, contact Curator

Last modified: 9-July-2008

The mission of the Oktibbeha County Humane Society, Inc., is to promote domestic animal welfare. The OCHS, Inc. is based on the belief that the community has the responsibility to treat animals humanely. The Society's goals include providing humane education; promoting animal welfare legislation; advocating and facilitating pet sterilization; and rescuing, sheltering, and promoting adoption of abandoned animals.
The OCHS Board of Directors meets at 5:30 PM on the fourth Thursday of each month. Meetings of the OCHS General Membership are usually held at 7 PM with specific details advertised in the Starkville Daily News. Members and the general public are welcome to attend. MSU Student Chapter meetings are held on Mondays at 7:30 PM in the Tait Butler Room at the Wise Center. Please consult the Reflector for specific dates. Meetings are also advertised through campus email. Please email Diane Wall dew1@ps.msstate.edu for information on our meetings.		CONTACTS
PROGRAMS		OCHS Contact: Diane Wall, President dew1@ps.msstate.edu Shelter Manager: Paula Murff, oktcohumane@bellsouth.net Shelter Volunteer Coordinator: Michele Anderson, manderson@bagley.msstate.edu or 325-7938. MSU Student Chapter Contact: Cassi M. Allen, President, puppyluv816@yahoo.com OCHS Phone: (662) 338-9093
Pet Sterilization Pet PALS is a 50-50 cost share program available to Oktibbeha county residents, at least 18 years old, with a financial need that has prevented them from spaying/neutering their pets. For details or an application, please contact Delisa Simmons at 338-9093 or by email at oktcohumane@bellsouth.net. The pet overpopulation crisis can be stopped by having your pet spayed or neutered!	About OCHS All About The OCHS is a program available for civic groups, churches and other interested persons who would like to know more about the OCHS, what we do, what our goals and achievements are, etc. Call Diane Wall at 325-7864 to schedule a time for a presentation by one of our Board Members.



For information about this page, contact Curator Last modified: 9-July-2008