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Who let the dogs in 🐾
By Laura Barreno, May 20th | The Humane Society of Charlotte is opening a new facility with more space for animals, a new education center, a cat café and public dog park.
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More kennels and room to run: New home for dogs and cats opens at Humane Society
By Johnathan Limehouse, May 19th | Dogs and cats at the old Humane Society of Charlotte animal shelter will have a new home by the end of May — a 27,000-square-foot center funded by $15 million in donations. The new Animal Resource Center, at 1348 Parker Drive in west Charlotte, is a project that’s been […]
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Humane Society of Charlotte holds ribbon cutting for new facility
By Jason Huber, May 19th | The Humane Society of Charlotte held a building dedication for its new $15 million facility on Thursday. The new home was completely funded through individual donors and foundations and will be officially opening in a few weeks.
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Humane Society Pet Palooza Walk
Deeandra Michel, May 15 | The annual Pet Palooza returned in person Saturday after two years of virtual events due to the pandemic. This year it was held at the Humane Society’s new resource center in west Charlotte. It featured a one-mile walk to raise money for the people and pets in our community followed by […]
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Humane Society of Charlotte needs help with some animals before move
May 10th | The new space for the Humane Society of Charlotte will be on Parker Drive, but before moving day, the HSC needs help with some tenants at its old facility.
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‘We are thrilled’ | Humane Society of Charlotte poised to open new, state-of-the-art facility
By Pierre Simmons, May 10 | “We are thrilled to open this one-of-a-kind destination for animal lovers and advocates from across the region,” president and chief executive officer of the Humane Society of Charlotte Shelly Moore said.
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The Humane Society of Charlotte is finally moving out of ‘Shantytown’
By Scott Morgan, May 4th | This new place, the result of a six-year campaign in which HSC members and the public (with no help from Charlotte’s corporate entities) donated $15 million to get 17 acres of land to build on, has been designed with animal welfare in mind.
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Charlotte apartments remain decidedly unfriendly toward pit bulls
By Alexis Clinton, April 27th | Why it matters: There could be long-term, even dire consequences if a dog owner cannot find a home that welcomes their breed. About half the animals surrendered to The Humane Society of Charlotte are due to breed restrictions. K.C. Thompson, The Humane Society’s community outreach manager, says, “Pit bulls and mixed breeds […]
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