Since 1938
Providing compassionate care
we need you.
on average, HHHS admits around 6,000 lost, abandoned, surrendered, dumped, abused, and stray animals each year. These animals include dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and hamsters. HHHS has an open admission policy – no animal is turned away. Funds are needed for daily animal care, veterinary intervention, adoption and education programs, lost and found services, and facility maintenance and improvements.
HHHS has an annual operating budget of around 1.8 million dollars, primarily based on donations from our community. Our staff cares for the animals seven days a week and 365 days of the year.
Animals admitted in 2021
sterilizations in 2021
Dollars needed each year
Volunteers
What Drives Us
Our Mission
As advocates for animal welfare, Helping Hands Humane Society, Inc. provides sanctuary for animals in need of compassionate care and protection. We accept responsibility for:
Fostering the adoption of healthy animals into responsible homes and reuniting lost animals with their owners
Reducing overpopulation by promoting sterilization of animals
Providing an accessible facility with effective leadership and well-trained staff
Serving the community through education and addressing animal welfare issues
Maintaining a fiscally responsible organization by adhering to the highest standards of integrity
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donations of any size
Every dollar matters
Scroll through to see the impact
Every dollar matters, read through the below options to see what types of things we can accomplish, with your help!
$10
Buys a package of rabbit food for pocket pets
Provides vaccines to an incoming stray cat
Microchips a dog before it goes home
$25
Medications to treat upper respiratory infection for one sick kitten for one week
Heartworm test for 3 stray dogs
One packet of laminated kennel cards to identify animals awaiting their adoption
$50
Microchips for 5 animals in our care
Purchase of litter for 20 cats
Covers the time it takes to clean our adoptable dog room kennels for a whole day
$100
Vaccinates 10 cats prior to adoption
Provides 2 elevated Kurundas for animals in our care
Covers the cost of a spay surgery
$250
Covers 3-4 sterilization surgeries
Pays for an emergency x-ray for two animals in need
Keeps our sidewalks free of ice for an entire winter
$500
Purchases disinfectant to get us through an entire kitten season
Provides one month of cat litter
Covers the cost of one emergency amputation or orthopoedic surgery
$1000
Treat one dog for heartworms
Treat one puppy for parvovirus
Heat the kennels for one week to keep animals from being cold
$2500
Covers one of our utility bills for a whole month
Covers the cost of a replacement or new kennel
Cares for 50 sick animals this year
meet the faces
Of some the animals you have helped save
Pumpkin
Lucas
Swilly
neonatals
Dora
so, so many babies
teddy
