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Leadership team at the Animal Rescue League of NH-North grows even stronger The leadership team of the Animal Rescue League of NH-North welcomes Tiffany Barrow-Rogers to the new position of Managing Director for the Conway shelter. Joining current Conway Director Virginia Moore, President and CEO Caroline Boyd, and Bedford-based VP of Operations Lindsay Hamrick, Barrow-Rogers’ focus will be on managing all aspects of shelter operations, including HR and the Volunteer Program. Moore’s primary focus will continue to be development, community relations, events and marketing. The two directors will lend support to each other and work closely with team members Boyd and Hamrick. “This is the solution I personally have been hoping for,” said Director Virginia Moore. Having a team of dedicated animal care professionals working together in their individual areas of expertise is magic. With the help and support of the community we can achieve the goal of helping more animals and their human counterparts.” Mount Washington Valley Dog Park Begins Monthly Yappy Hour
The first Yappy Hour will include a pool party for the dogs and refreshments for canines and humans alike. There is no admission for the party with a recommended donation of $5 for the event. A year-long pass to the dog park will be raffled that evening, and day passes will be available for anyone who would like to try out the park before joining. Nancy Devine McClennan joins the Board of Directors of the Animal Rescue League - North
"Animals and the environment have been a passion of mine since I was a child, she said. “There has never been a time in my life that I haven't had, cared for, rescued or been aware of animals - large and small - from Africa to America. I am delighted to be involved with the Animal Rescue League of Tiffany Barrow-Rogers accepts position as Managing Director of the Animal Rescue League of NH-North
Local Daisy Girl Scout Troop 20566 visited the Animal Rescue League of NH-North  Local Daisy Girl Scout Troop 20566 visited the Animal Rescue League of NH-North on Saturday, May 8 to bring the animals some donated items they collected and to learn about the dogs and cats in the shelter’s care. The scouts earned a badge for their efforts and were just in time to take part in the last festivities of Cinco de Meow-O by breaking the Pinata. A big thank you from the animals!
Paddy O’Paws Benefit Brunch and Auction nets more than $33,000 for the animals
There was something at the auction for everyone from an exotic photo safari trip to Africa to restaurant certificates for many Valley’s favorite eating establishments. And of course there are always those items that you have never seen before and if you didn’t win the bid will probably never see again. Auctioneer Steve Schofield was on hand once again to entertain the crowd with games and lively auction bidding. The Red Jacket’s served their incredible buffet brunch as the perfect start to the day. Thank you to the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort, Kathy Halstead and Southern Wine and Spirits and WMWV 93.5 FM for their support, as well as all of the volunteers and supporters who came to enjoy the event Shelters Combine to Better Serve NH’s Animals
The Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire - North’s Lifelong Friends Program featured on NHPR 12th Annual Walk for the Animals nets over $18,000 for the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire - NorthAnimal Rescue League of New Hampshire - North volunteers continuing work on community dog park, projected to open later this summer Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire - North to Open Re-Tails Boutique Kennett Middle School Builders Club students visit the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire - North Top Cat Marty on the Mountain is an Animal Planet Star Spruce Hurricane has kindly donated an animal-themed Pandora bracelet be raffled Junior ARL North Volunteer Sends Plea to President Elect Obama Carole Cotton sponsors Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire - North’s Lifelong Friends Program Eagle Scout Candidate presents a check
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The Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire will launch the first Yappy Hour for dogs and their humans, on Saturday, August 7 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The dog park is located behind the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire, at 223 East Main Street in Conway.
The board of directors of the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire – North welcomes Nancy McClennan to the board. A proven leader in philanthropic field with over 25 years of experience that includes fundraising, board management and communications, McClennan is thrilled to bring her skills, creativity and talent to the ARLNH-N board.
Effective July 23, 2010 Tiffany Barrow-Rogers will assume the new position of Managing Director of the Animal Rescue League of NH-North (formerly the Conway Area Humane Society). Barrow-Rogers returns to New Hampshire after three years serving as the Chief Operating Officer of the Washington Humane Society in Washington, DC, where her work consisted of overseeing the many facets of the daily operations, programs and services of the Washington Humane Society, the Behavior & Learning Center and the National Capital Area Spay and Neuter Center.
It might have been a few days after St. Patrick’s Day but auction goers donned their green duds anyway and enjoyed bidding on hundreds of items in both the live and silent portions of the Paddy O’Paws Brunch and Auction to benefit the animals in the care of the Animal Rescue League of NH-North. Held on Sunday, March 21 at the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort, the yearly event brought in a net of more than $33,000 for the animals in the shelter’s care.
