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Keep updated on the latest BHA news and adoptable pets. Join our mailing list to receive the electronic Mewsletter newsletter and Paw Prints print newsletter.

BHA Seeks Executive Director

As demand for animal welfare services in Carbon County continues to grow, it is an ideal time for BHA to respond by positioning ourselves for future growth.  Diane Zook, Executive Director, will soon retire but will remain active as Board President.  We have begun an interviewing process seeking a new Executive Director and eagerly look forward to bringing new, fresh, and energetic talent to BHA.  The following job posting outlines our vision for the ideal candidate and instructions for application.  Further position details will be provided to all applicants.

Executive Director Position Description
For well-established, progressive, multi-service animal welfare organization. Seeks experienced professional with proven management (organizational, employee, volunteer), financial, fundraising/special event, donor/public relations, and marketing abilities. Successful candidate will possess previous non-profit experience, proven leadership, strong affinity for animal welfare, and strong communication, organizational and interpersonal skills. This position requires a self-starting, multi-tasker to work an approx. 30 hr/week flexible work schedule from home. Bachelor's degree preferable or equivalent experience. Interested individuals send resume including salary requirements to: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (preferred) or Beartooth Humane Alliance P.O. Box 2333 Red Lodge, MT. 59068.  Application deadline - February 15, 2012

Another Home Found

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Duncan
Duncan, a declawed, neutered male housecat, was found living under a trailer.  He had been living there several months after his owners abandoned him to the outdoors and moved away during the harsh winter months.  Duncan was finally able to be coaxed out of his hiding space in June 2011 because of his extreme hunger.  He was emaciated, ears filled with ear mites, had skin lesions, had lost the majority of his fur on his rear end, anemic, and had tested positive for a blood parasite rarely seen in our geographic area .  Despite his poor condition, Duncan was an affectionate and trusting fellow.  He underwent treatment at a local veterinarian's and was placed into foster care with a caring couple, Coeta and Tom Rieger of Red Lodge, to regain his health and to receive his daily medications.  When Duncan was placed into foster care he weighed barely 10 lbs.  After a month of TLC with the Rieger's, Duncan regained his ideal weight of 16 lbs!  By this time, Duncan knew he could never love another family as much as he loved Coeta and Tom and he decided to adopt them as his new Mom and Dad.  Click here to read "Me" a story told through Duncan's eyes.


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