Promoting humane attitudes towards people, animals and the environment.
Mohawk Hudson Humane Society is excited to offer education programs once a month to the public. These talks are open to all ages, but are focused on adults. Check back regularly for updates.
Note: to register for future classes, please scroll through the available appointments on our calendar until you find your requested class.
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Wednesday, March 12
5:30-6:30 pm
MHHS Community Room
3 Oakland Avenue, Menands
(please use 193 Broadway for GPS)
Bunny Care 101
Presented by Thanjinia Haque, Humane Education Coordinator
This is the ultimate guide for first-time rabbit owners and anyone interested in learning about these fascinating pets. This program will dispel common misconceptions about rabbits and provide a comprehensive overview of proper care, including housing, handling, nutrition, and veterinary care. Packed with essential information, this seminar will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to give your rabbit a happy, healthy life. Whether you're a new rabbit owner or considering adopting one, this seminar is a perfect starting point for understanding what it takes to care for these delightful companions.
Cost: $10
Please note: this is a seminar, so please leave your companions at home.
Tuesday, April 15th
5:30-6:30 pm
MHHS Community Room
3 Oakland Avenue, Menands
(please use 193 Broadway for GPS)
Recognizing Animal Cruelty
Presented by Andrew Fiumano, MHHS Director of Humane Law Enforcement
Join us for an informative session designed to empower caring citizens to recognize and report animal cruelty or neglect effectively and safely. This program provides an overview of New York State laws related to animal welfare, including key indicators of mistreatment and the appropriate steps to take when reporting suspected cases to authorities. Learn how to make a difference in your community by becoming an informed advocate for animals in need.
Cost: $10
Please note: this is a seminar, so please leave your companions at home.
Wednesday, June 25th
5:30-6:30 pm
MHHS Community Room
3 Oakland Avenue, Menands
(please use 193 Broadway for GPS)
Managing Dog Anxiety
Presented by Dacia Proper, CPDT-KA
Discover how to better understand and support dogs experiencing anxiety in this engaging seminar. We'll explore common types of anxiety - general anxiety, separation anxiety, and confinement anxiety - and their impact on a dog's behavior at home. Gain insight into the signs of anxiety, the underlying causes, and effective behavior modification strategies to help you and your dog navigate these challenges together in a positive and compassionate way.
This seminar is ideal for anyone living with an anxious dog or considering adopting one. An open forum will provide an opportunity to ask questions, share concerns, and connect with others who are dedicated to creating a calm and supportive environment for their canine companions.
Cost: $10
Please note: this is a seminar, so please leave your companions at home.