SERVING THE GREAT LAKES BAY REGION IN MICHIGAN
1042 LIVES SAVED
Foster Home Animal Rescue
Dedicated To Saving Abandoned, Neglected and Unwanted Animals
ONE BY ONE-HOUR BY HOUR-LIFE BY LIFE
1042 LIVES SAVED
Foster Home Animal Rescue
Dedicated To Saving Abandoned, Neglected and Unwanted Animals
ONE BY ONE-HOUR BY HOUR-LIFE BY LIFE
Business Sponsors
Berkshire Hathaway/Realtor Dan Matthews
Raffle Sponsors
Amy Myers Pampered Chef Consultant
Thank you to all of our Facebook Followers for donating to the event as well!
Join us for three nights of doggone good fun at the Steven A. Kirshenbaum Memorial Bark Park. You can meet up with friends both human and canine to romp in the park and have a chance to win some cool doggie door prizes, courtesy of Pets Supplies Plus!
The Bark Park is an area designed to let your dog romp off leash. While this is a family friendly event we caution all participants that the dogs are running any playing freely in the park. People/dog collisions could occur while at the park. We discourage food from being brought into the Bark Park.
We hope to see you there this summer!
Cost: Free!
($2 gate fee may apply to out of county residents)
Location: Imerman Memorial Park, 3495 Midland Road, Saginaw Township.
Duration: 2 hrs.
Questions? call: 989-790-5280
Foster Guardians provide temporary care for cats, kittens, dogs and puppies in their own homes.
Great Lakes Bay Animal Society has a wonderful assortment of cats and dogs available for adoption every day.
Great Lake Bay Animal Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. 100 percent of your gift truly benefits the animals.
GLBAS is an all-volunteer organization. When you volunteer, you make a real difference in the lives of homeless pets.
Join us at any of our community events and participate in our annual fundraiser: Fast & Furriest 5K Run/Walk.
Great Lakes Bay Animal Society is proud to be a member of the Bissell Pet Foundation "Partners for Pets" program. The program is designed to support shelters, rescue groups and spay/neuter organizations that are helping to reduce pet overpopulation across the United States. Being a member qualifies GLBAS to be eligible for grant funding opportunities to continue to support our mission of saving more neglected and unwanted animals.