The Humane Society of the Ouachita’s recently relocated 18 dogs from their shelter in Mena to Clark County Humane Society in Neillsville, Wisconsin. HSO President Michael Povey said the shipment was last minute, “the shelter in Little Rock was unable to ship dogs so we sent 18 of ours so that they can go somewhere to be adopted.” HSO has a partnership with Fox Valley Humane Association from Appleton, Wisconsin. Fox Valley is their transporting agency that will transport any animals in the future. Like HSO, the Clark County and Fox Valley Humane Societies are both non-profit, no-kill shelters. HSO plans to send 35 more dogs Sunday, April 9th. On average, HSO sends 35 dogs to other states to find new homes.
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