Prairie to Peaks Animal Assistance Foundation

10/23/2026

Online Vet tech courses with clinical courses via local vet clinics…brought to you by Great Falls College MSU.

10/22/2026

Our beautiful purr machine was adopted today in Billings, MT! Hooray for Sprinkles!
Sprinkles was found with her Mamma, 3 siblings and two deceased siblings under a Williston, ND deck back in May!
Initially, they were taken into foster care in Williston, ND back in May. When they were weaned and their Mamma Sweetheart was vetted, they came to Sidney, MT into a new foster home.
Recently, Sprinkles received adoption interest in Billings by a kitty loving young woman and went to her new home today.
It takes a Village to foster, transport, vet, and transport to adopt these babes to their new homes. We appreciate everyone who helps our animals receive veterinary care, transport and adopts.
Happy Tails, precious Sprinkles! Have a purrfect life in the Billings area as a vetted indoor kitty!😻😻

10/22/2026

Bottle babies coming to foster care from ND in the next few days.
Age: approximately 3 weeks old
Black, tuxedo and Russian blue appear to be the coat colors at the moment.

10/21/2026

Missoula friends…free vaccine clinic via @ The Humane Society of Western Montana…

Please join us for a free, walk-in vaccine clinic at our shelter (5930 Hwy 93 S in Missoula). We will be offering free rabies vaccines, annual vaccines (DA2PP & FVRCP) and microchips for dogs and cats. We encourage folks not to arrive right at 11:00am (this is usually the busiest time of the clinic!). Thank you for your patience as wait times can be long during these free clinics.

10/21/2026

Bella
DOB:~4/2026
MAINE C**N X

Courtesy Post
Intake: from Sidney, MT hoarding case
Independently Fostered in Culbertson, MT

Adoption fee includes:
🐾Spay
💉Rabies
💉💉Feline vax and booster
🐾Parasite control
🐾🐾Microchip

Adoption Application:

https://form.jotform.com/212364885444159

10/20/2026

The Boxer breed history…brought to you by Love Boxers

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Did you know that the Boxer’s powerful yet playful roots trace back to 19th-century Germany? 🐕🇩🇪

Developed from the now-extinct Bullenbeisser and early Bulldogs, Boxers were originally bred as strong, athletic working dogs with incredible courage and intelligence. They were used for hunting large game, guarding property, and later serving alongside humans as loyal helpers—roles that shaped their confident stance and alert expression.

Despite their muscular build, Boxers quickly became known for their deep devotion to people. Their expressive faces, boundless energy, and goofy sense of humor earned them a reputation as dogs that never quite grow up—earning love wherever they go.

From working roles to family life, the Boxer transitioned seamlessly into the modern home. Protective yet gentle, spirited yet affectionate, this breed thrives on human connection and lives to be part of the action.

Today, the Boxer is celebrated for its fearless loyalty, playful heart, and unwavering companionship—whether standing guard, racing around the yard, or leaning in close for affection.

Strong. Playful. Fiercely loyal.

The Boxer isn’t just a breed—it’s a big-hearted guardian with a joyful soul. ❤️🐾

10/19/2026

Whitetail harvesting is restricted in many areas in ND due to EHD…brought to you by Game and Fish Department…

EHD Update

Effective immediately, the harvest of whitetail does in 3E1, 3E2, 3C and 3F2, is prohibited. If you have a whitetail doe tag, you will be refunded. You can voluntarily send your whitetail buck tag back for a refund and get any preference points you had back. If you hunt in any of the yellow units, you can also send your whitetail tag back voluntarily.

The harvest of antlerless white-tailed deer in deer gun units 3C, 3E1, 3E2 and 3F2 shall be prohibited. This restriction includes all license types (youth, muzzleloader, deer gun, deer bow and gratis). Antlerless white-tailed deer gun licenses for those units are no longer valid and hunters who hold those licenses will automatically be refunded.

Hunters with whitetail licenses (any antlered, any antlerless, antlered whitetail and antlerless whitetail) in units 2H, 2I, 3B3, 3C, 3D1, 3D2, 3E1, 3E2, 3F1, 3F2, 4D, 4E and 4F or hunters with a muzzleloader license, have the option of turning those licenses in for a refund and restored bonus points or donating the license fee and earning a bonus point, if applicable. Hunters who opt to turn in a license need to do so prior to the deer gun season and indicate which option.

10/19/2026

Hooray for Patti Jo! She found her purrfect family last weekend too! She was found in a Good Samaritan’s yard as an emaciated tiny kitten with an Upper Respiratory Infection across the street from TSC in Sidney, MT in September 2026.
Patti Jo has received veterinary care High Plains Veterinary Clinic in Sidney and healed quickly. She has been receiving her Core vetting from them as well.
Patti Jo caught the interest of some previous adopters and found her new home with Fanci in Sidney, MT. ( Fanci had been found with four other kittens in a garbage can in Sidney, MT. The kittens were emaciated and very sick and were 3-4 weeks of age)
Happy Tails, sweet sweet Patti Jo! Have a wonderful life as a vetted indoor kitty in Sidney, MT😻

10/19/2026

What a great weekend for adoption at Prairie to Peaks Animal Assistance Foundation foster care system because Janis and Ozzy also found their furrever home!
Janis and Ozzy were kittens of Mamma Millie in Fairview, MT and are officially foster failures😻
Ozzy has had some cognitive and motor skill development delays but Janis ,his sweet sibling, is his emotional support kitty. She makes sure that he receives emotional support when he faces kitten challenges.
Ozzy was supplemented with bottle feeding as he was the little runt that struggled to keep up. His siblings and his foster Mom helped him through so many challenges and the best adoption situation was as a foster failure with his caregiver sweetheart of a sister, Janis.
Happy Tails, sweet Janis and Ozzy! You were born outside in Fairview, MT but you will live your lives as indoor and vetted kitties furrever and ever, Amen.😻

10/19/2026

Happy Got cha Day, Mesa and Cove! These gorgeous and sweet kittens from Williston were adopted last Saturday by a Bighorn, MT animal loving family😻😻
Mesa and Cove were victims of a Williston Family Lease Violation. The eviction notice meant the kitties were evicted and faced abandonment in a business parking lot in Williston, ND by their original ND family. A Good Samaritan stepped up to the plate to offer immediate foster placement while these unvetted kitties received the Core Vet Care of vaccinations, Rabies, Spay, parasite control and a microchip in Sidney:High Plains Veterinary Clinic and Williston: Kritterz Veterinary Hospital. They moved from Williston foster care to Sidney foster care and were adopted very quickly.
Unvetted animals advertised on social media as free or for a rehoming fee WITHOUT landlord checks are often the victims of abandonment because when the lease violation happens; the unvetted animals are typically the victims of the eviction. It is NOT THE HUMANS ADVERTISING UNVETTED ANIMALS FREE OR FOR A SMALL REHOMING FEE or the persons who violate their leases and take the unvetted animals that are the victims!
It takes a village and constant fundraising to help the voiceless animals with vet care and foster care. Mesa and Cove had a great team of veterinary staff and kind people looking after them while they were vetted and they found a new FURREVER home. Happy Tails Mesa and Cove! You now have the loving home that you deserved together.😻🐾