Roice-Hurst Humane Society


"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
3320 D 1/2 Rd., Clifton, CO  81520
Phone: (970) 434-7337  Fax: (970) 434-2769
Email: rhhs@ascol.net
Roice-Hurst Humane Society


"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
3320 D 1/2 Rd., Clifton, CO  81520
Phone: (970) 434-7337  Fax: (970) 434-2769
Email: rhhs@ascol.net
Roice-Hurst Humane Society


"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
3320 D 1/2 Rd., Clifton, CO  81520
Phone: (970) 434-7337  Fax: (970) 434-2769
Email: rhhs@ascol.net
Roice-Hurst Humane Society


"A No-Kill Animal Shelter"
362 28 Rd., Grand Junction, CO 81501
Phone: (970) 434-7337  Fax: (970) 434-2769

 It doesn't cost you anything ! 
City Market will donate 1% of your total
 grocery purchases to 
Roice-Hurst. 
 Every time you shop,
 you are helping to  
"Save One Life 
At A Time" 
  Sign Up NOW

    Roice-Hurst is a 501(c) (3) non-profit corporation and receives NO government funding. 
 We are 100% funded by private donations, memberships,  sponsorships, grants and service fees.
HELP SUPPORT
 Roice-Hurst
BY SHOPPING 
 CITY MARKET!
 Hours : Closed on Tuesdays.  Mon. - Sat. 11:00 am to 6:00 pm   Sun.  1:00 pm to 4:00 pm  
BUSINESS FRIENDS 
OF ROICE-HURST
Support the businesses who support the animals!
Click Here to see all the businesses who help support our homeless pets.
Dog Boarding Camp
Pet Sitting
Dog Walking
Grooming
Doggy Day Care
In House Boarding
Overnight Pet Sitting
Dog Adventures
Equine Pet Sitting
The Animal Nanny
Professional Pet Care Services
High Desert Appraisal
Kathryn Cool

Certified Residential
Appraiser

Grand Junction, CO

970-210-7883 ph
970-434-3994 fx

Grand Junction's Original 
Pet Waste Removal
 970-314-5564
"We've got your tail covered."
Expect professional, reliable, loving and caring service from us everytime. We guarantee it!
Daily Walks
Private In Home Boarding
Overnight and   Home Care
Pet Taxi
Yard Scooping

Teri Thomas
Certified Professional
Dog Trainer
(970) 263-8634

Reach the buyer on the go! Put your message in front of 18,000 people every day
Indoor electronic billboards on our network at Mesa Mall, Shiner's Carwash, Crossroads Fitness and more.
970.261.4319
Angels
 In The Making
DOG PAIN AWAY
Clinically proven natural formula for dogs suffering from joint pain, decreased flexibility and reduced movement.
 FREE SHIPPING !!
All Roice Hurst Customers receive a Free 20 Chewable bottle with your first order!

 ORDER YOURS TODAY  CLICK HERE!
"We sell and service phone systems"
PBX/Telephone systems
Voicemail, Voice over IP
Voice & Data Networking
Mitel - Tadiran
970-243-3822






1048  Independent Ave #111
Grand Junction, Co 81505
Tuck Communication
Services, Inc.
Pooper Scooper Services
1-800-Dog-Poop
Residential &
Commercial
OOPSIE POOPSY

A Dog Training & Animal Behavior Counseling Service

Classes Offered:

Puppy Socialization

Obedience Classes

"Don't Jump On Me"

"Come When I Call You"

Preparing Fido For Baby
Can't Adopt or Foster?
Sponsor A Pet!
As much as you love animals, adoption is sometimes just not an option. You may already have pets, or maybe the time is  just not right for some reason. You can still show your love and support  for these precious homeless pets.


Recycle Your Newsprint,
 Magazines, Phone Books,  and Office Paper!
Proceeds Go to RHHS
Take all your old newspapers, magazines, and phone books to the recycling container located in the K-Mart parking lot at:  2809 North Ave. 
www.wm.com
For as little as  $10 a month, your donation pledge can help provide food and medical care for a homeless pet. You will receive a specially designed card 
with a picture and information about your sponsored pet.
Donate your unused items to the Clothes Closet, Grand Junction's Premier Consignment Shop, tell them it's for 
Roice-Hurst, and 
they will donate 40% of the sales price to Roice-Hurst's homeless pets!
1938 N First St. #4, 
Grand Junction, CO 
970-243-9873 
Spring Time is Peak Kitten Season
Kitten season presents many challenges for shelters and rescue groups caring for cats. Resources already hard to come by—like food, money and space—are often stretched to their limit as shelters and other rescue groups, which often take in thousands of animals every year, are inundated with homeless cats.
Three ways you can help

The vast numbers of cats cared for by shelters and other rescue groups, especially during kitten season, will not drop overnight and will not drop without your help.

2. Spay or neuter your cats
Cats can become pregnant as young as five months of age. In seven years, one female cat and her off spring can theoretically be the source of 420,000 cats. If you have trouble affording the fee, give us a call, we may be able to help.

3. Help us Cope With Kitten Season
Donate supplies, money, or your time to foster kittens. We can always use canned cat and kitten food and litter for all our cats and kittens.
1. Adopt or Be a Foster Parent
Adopt on of our precious babies and you will have a friend for life. 

We also need Foster moms and dads to help with both mothers with kittens and litters of motherless kittens, some who need to be bottle fed until they are old enough for solid food.

If you would like to help out, please call the shelter and put your name on our foster list.
Estimated number of cats and dogs entering shelters each year per the Humane Society of the United States: 6 to 8 million

Estimated number of cats and dogs euthanized by shelters each year: 
3-4 million

Only 30% dogs and 2 to 5%of cats entering shelters each year are reclaimed by their owners.
With your help to vote and spread the word Roice-Hurst could win up to$5,000 grant.


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April Showers bring May Flowers and....
New
Spring
Kittens
At 
Roice-
Hurst
New Kitties At Roice-Hurst
Come on out and see all our little Cuties!
Bailey
Tiger
George
Luna
Job Opening at RH
Click Here for Details
Ace
Ace
Darren
Johnny
Dora
Frank
Too Long Tales - Cats Need Help !
Russ, Puff, and Midnight came into the shelter together when their owner had to move and could not take them with her. Poor little Puff was attacked by a feral cat, just prior to coming to us and suffered a torn ear and an injured eye. He is 10 years old and Midnight is 14. Russ is the youngest at 5 years, and has taken the role of care-taker and guardian of his two older friends since they have been at the shelter. Shown above, he is comforting Puff on their first day at the shelter. 
Russ
Puff
Midnight
It would be wonderful if these three old friends could be  fostered or adopted together. However, we realize it's asking a lot, and we will separate them if necessary in order to find them a foster or forever home. 
Roice-Hurst will provide food, supplies, and any needed medical care for a Foster Home for these cats.
Please call Judy at 434-7337 for more information.

In the interest of finding these finding a kind and loving adoptive home for these deserving cats, Roice-Hurst will waive the adoption fees.

To See More "Too Long Tales" Pets - Click Here
Peaches is a beautiful 2-yr.-old Tortoise Shell cat who was abandoned by her owner and left to fend for herself for quite some time before being brought to the shelter. She has been at the shelter for almost a year now. Being abandoned and alone can definitely give a girl some trust issues. She needs a kind and loving human friend to show her that humans can be trust-worthy. Give this little girl a second chance.
FOSTER HOMES NEEDED!