Contributions Help Us Provide Care
The Humane Society of Catawba County relies heavily on the generosity of supporters like you to help us provide care and medical attention for the animals that come through our doors each year. Every contribution, no matter the size, is greatly appreciated and goes a long way in helping us fulfill our mission of providing a safe and loving environment for animals in need. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, all donations made to the Humane Society of Catawba County are tax-deductible, allowing you to support our cause while also receiving a tax benefit. We understand that making a financial contribution may... Read The Rest
Donate Easily Online
The Humane Society of Catawba County provides vital services to animals in need in Catawba County and surrounding communities. We rely on donations to provide the care and medical procedures necessary for the animals that pass through our shelter each year. Your contribution, no matter the amount, can make a significant difference in the lives of these animals. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, so all donations are tax-deductible. Right now, we especially need help in three areas: adopting a utility bill, clearing a medical debt, or helping us replenish the pharmacy — three of the most urgent, direct ways to... Read The Rest
Businesses and Organizations Supporting Us
Humane Society of Catawba County is grateful to the businesses, foundations, and organizations whose partnership helps us provide care for the animals in Catawba County and surrounding communities. Learn more about our Community Partners below. Athletes for AnimalsSince 2013, Athletes for Animals has successfully connected athletes with a shared passion for animals, educated the public about responsible pet ownership, promoted pet adoption, raised funds and distributed grants to support best practices in animal welfare. Visit Website BISSELL Pet FoundationMillions of pets are in shelters and rescues across the nation. BISSELL Pet Foundation is committed to ending pet homelessness and finding a loving... Read The Rest
Leave a Lasting Legacy for the Animals
Making a planned gift to the Humane Society of Catawba County is a wonderful way to carry on your concern and compassion for animals. In addition, this type of gift may help you reduce or eliminate certain tax liability. We will gladly discuss any planned giving option — in confidence and without obligation. As with any transaction regarding your finances, we encourage you to contact your personal estate planner, attorney, or other professional financial advisor regarding your gift. BequestsMaking a bequest in your will is probably the most straightforward planned giving option. As a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, a bequest to the Humane... Read The Rest
Help Us With Our Supplies
We are incredibly grateful for any help in keeping our shelter running and caring for our beloved animals. If you are looking for ways to contribute, we accept in-kind donations of a variety of items that are used regularly at our shelter, including postage stamps, dog and cat food, dry treats, towels (no blankets, please), pet crates (new or gently used), and collars and leashes for both dogs and cats. For our current, most up-to-date list of specific needs, check our Amazon Wish List. You can also shop or donate gently used items at one of our Facebook Live sales —... Read The Rest
Every Shelter Cat Deserves a Forever Home
Eight years ago, Wildflower was brought to the Humane Society of Catawba County as a feral kitten. After getting her vaccinations and spay surgery, she had no place to go. The staff released her on the shelter property where she joined the other feral cats who live in managed colonies on shelter land. However, unlike the other feral cats, Wildflower did not run off to stay in one of our feral shelters, but stayed nearby, each day getting closer and closer to the building. One day her curiosity became too much and she took a giant step (for a cat!) and... Read The Rest
Save a Life, Donate a Seatbelt
Picture this: you've just adopted a dog, and you can't wait to bring them home. You open the car door, eager to show off their new life — but your new best friend doesn't know that yet. Before you can react, they bolt from the car, leash trailing behind them. This isn't a hypothetical. It happened to a dog adopted from our facility, and despite an outpouring of effort to find him, his story ended in tragedy. It changed how we think about the moment an adopted dog first leaves our building. No amount of paperwork or advice can replace one simple... Read The Rest

We Have Pets That Need a Forever Home!

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