HSofHC Community
Outreach Programs

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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Owner Surrender Request Form

The HSofHC pet food pantry provides vital support by supplying free pet food to families facing financial challenges, ensuring the well-being and nourishment of beloved pets in the community.

The HSofHC 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.

Not quite ready to adopt? No problem, our animals are ready and waiting for an adventure. The HSofHC 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.

Outreach education for animal welfare aims to raise awareness, provide information, and engage the community in promoting the well-being and responsible care of animals.

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!

The HSofHC Transport program alleviates shelter overcrowding by relocating adoptable animals to less full shelters, fostering a collaborative approach that enhances the chances of finding loving homes for these pets and contributes to the overall well-being of the community.