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Welcome to the Humane Society of the Piedmont

OUR MISSION:
“With respect for all life, we will lead the community in efforts to eliminate animal cruelty and the tragedies of pet overpopulation through an aggressive spay and neuter program.”

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By: Humane Society of the United States

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Fill The Food Bowl Campaign in the news.

                        

Businesswoman joins mission to feed pets, owners

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Come by and meet your next best friend,
These beautiful babies are from the GCAS & The Humane Society!

Jeremiah - gray & black tabby a true gentleman
      

Smudge & Punch - brother and sister tuxedo babies
   

Nylah - a beautiful cinnamon tabby
   

Happiness - a playful guy who is on a home trial.


Fill the Food Bowl
Drop Off Locations and Campaign

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Young People Making a Difference


Meet Kristen Shirley a beautiful 12 year old, in the 6th grade at Randleman Middle School.

When Kristen asks us about donating her handmade"TLC treat jars" we were more than happy to have them to distribute. I asked Krisien to tell us about why she wants to help the animals and below are her own words. A perfect example of a young person making a difference.

I am donating these special homemade jars full of treats for special dogs that need extra TLC that are being adopted out.  I came up with this idea because my very good friend, Julie, who works at the Humane Society Spay and Neuter Clinic and helped us adopt a kitty that needed a home, explained how so many animals are dumped, unwanted, or just abandoned.  I researched the sites that Julie told me about and I saw how true her statement really was!  Since I can't adopt them all, I decided to touch their lives in my own way.  I wanted to do what I could.  So, I thought of these treat jars just like goodie bags at a birthday party.  I bought the jars, bones, material, ribbon, and typed up a paper to let people know my cause.  I love all animals and hope to be a veterinarian one day.

Thanks,
Kristen Shirley

 

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Meet Kaitlin and Spencer, a brother and sister eager to help with the launching of the Fill The Food Bowl campaign at All Pets Considered. Kaitlin spoke to the customers as they entered the store and handed out informational literature, all the while promoting our Planned Pethood Spay & Neuter Clinic.

Spencer was a huge help with ARGNC's Indoor Pet Adoption Fair held the same day. He never shied from carrying dog crates, helping the groups to set up as well as walking the dogs. Spencer also helped at the door informing customer of the day's events.

Both these wonderful young people are making a difference!

 

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Spay & Neuter Transport Program
Research indicates that 80% of pet overpopulation comes from as few as 3% of pet owners who think they can not afford the cost of spay or neuter surgery. Contact our Transport Coordinator at director@hspiedmont.org for all your transport needs.

Click here to read about our Transport Program.

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Volunteers Needed




The world is hugged by the faithful arms of volunteers.
  ~Everett Mámor


A huge thank you to our wonderful volunteers.
Alan
Avalin
David
Michelle
Laine
Amy
Kaye
Laura
Courtney
Kandace
Pam
Brandi
Tymicia
Rebecca
Minita
Heather
April

 



We would like to thank J.H. Bowman Electric Company for donating their time, materials and expertise in fixing our electrical problems.

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We would like to thank
Cecil & Cecil, P.A.
223 N. Lindsay St.
High Point, NC 27262
Phone: (336) 883-8383
Fax: (336) 883-7329
for all their help in preparing our legal contracts.

 

We would like to thank
Certified Public Accountant
John F. Snyder

2723 Horse Pen Creek Rd.
Greensboro, NC 27410
(336) 834-8696
for their professional accounting services.


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A huge thank you to the Guilford County Animal Shelter for their generous donation of over 3200 pounds of cat food.

 

4527 West Wendover Avenue                       Phone: 336-299-3060
Greensboro, NC 27409                                Fax: 336-299-6072

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