HSHC Community
Outreach Programs
HSHC's community outreach programs, actively engage and support the local community by providing essential services, educational initiatives, and innovative programs that promote animal welfare, responsible pet ownership, and a compassionate connection between humans and animals, helping keep pets in their homes and supporting the people who love them.
Rehoming Help
If you're looking to rehome your pet it is important to find a home that is loving and will provide them with the love and attention they deserve.
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By using our Rehome program, you help reduce shelter overcrowding and give your pet the best chance at a smooth, low-stress transition. All rehoming pets are shared with our community of adopters who are actively looking to provide loving homes.
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Pet Food Pantry
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We gladly accept donations of opened or sealed bags or cans of dog and cat food. Food your pet didn’t like or couldn’t eat.
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Donations can be dropped off at the shelter during business hours at 3938 Barnes Mill Rd. Hamilton, Ga.
Owner Surrender
The Humane Society of Harris County accepts owner-surrendered animals by appointment only and based on available space and resources. All requests require a completed surrender form and are reviewed in the order received. Our staff will contact you if/when space becomes available. We reserve the right to decline any animal for reasons including, but not limited to, signs of aggression or fear, or medical issues beyond our capacity to safely manage.​
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TNR
The HSHC TNR program plays a crucial role in controlling the local stray cat population, promoting community health and well-being by humanely managing and stabilizing feral cat colonies. Click HERE to learn more about the TNR process.
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To donate directly to our TNR organization please click here and select TNR donation. A $35 donation covers one TNR expense.
Dogs Day Out
Program
Not quite ready to adopt? No problem, our animals are ready and waiting for an adventure. The HSHC Dogs Day Out program enriches the lives of shelter dogs and community members alike by allowing adults over 18 to take a shelter dog on a day of fun and adventure, providing companionship and promoting responsible pet ownership.
Microchip and
Vaccine Clinics
Microchipping your animal is the best way to find them when they decide to take adventuring into their own paws. With a registered microchip, when your furry friend turns up in a shelter, or vet clinic without you, staff can contact you directly to let you know where your pet is! Vaccines are crucial to a healthy, protected pet. Just like you, animals don't like to be sick, having your pet up to date in their vaccines helps keep them, you, and the community healthy!
