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How To Keep Your Pets Safe During Pet Poison Prevention Week
The days are getting longer, the weather’s getting warmer, and flowers are blooming, which can only mean that Spring is here. With Springtime comes Easter, Spring cleaning, and a new seasonal set of allergens, all of which can potentially be a danger to your pets. To keep the spring in your pet’s step, read about potential springtime hazards below. Easter Candy/Sweets Chocolate is an obvious danger because cocoa is a well-known toxin to dogs and cats alike but treats like jellybeans, peeps, and candied eggs can […]
HSC Celebrates Women’s History Month: Women of the Board of Directors
March is Women’s History Month, a 31-day celebration of the progress made by women all over the world, and for the Humane Society of Charlotte, we celebrate the great work that women have made in the animal welfare industry. There are countless women that drive the efforts of our organization and this week, we celebrate […]
Access to Affordable Veterinary Care: A More Critical Issue Than Ever
A fundamental belief that guides the Humane Society of Charlotte is the importance of the human/animal bond. This relationship, indescribable by words, is the connection that ties us to our pets and our pets to us. These relationships often last the entirety of lifetimes, beyond that of the actual pet, and can draw intense emotions […]
Happy National Walking the Dog Day!
Today, Monday, February 22 is National Walking the Dog Day and the Humane Society of Charlotte wants to help you combine past times that provide essential enrichment for your dog; quality time and exercise. What is Enrichment? Enrichment activities allow animals to express their natural personality and gives them an opportunity to interact with their environment: other people, and animals. It’s scientifically proven to enhance an […]
It Takes Two Weeks: The Key to A Successful Adoption
The Humane Society of Charlotte has been a trusted fixture in the Charlotte community for families wanting to adopt and dogs and cats since 1978. The time after adoption can be the most crucial to the success of bringing home a new family member. This time following adoption is called the “Decompression Phase”. What is […]
Roto-Rooter Pet Rescues
When you think of Roto-Rooter, pet rescue isn’t often the first image that comes to mind. It’s no surprise though, that Roto-Rooter is often called out to help save a pet or wildlife creature that has become stuck in pipes, drains or other precarious openings. Roto-Rooter understands the importance pets play in their family’s lives, […]
Be Aware of Autumn Dangers for Pets
Autumn is a time for pumpkins, fall leaves, and cooler temperatures but there are dangers specific to the Fall season to be aware of to keep your pets safe. Love corn cobs for decoration? Take care to keep them away from your pet’s reach. Never let your dog chew on a corn cob – decoration […]
Cast Your Ballot for A New Pet at HSC!
The Humane Society of Charlotte is kicking off election season and we want YOU to Elect to Adopt a new furry friend! Whether you love Demo-CATS or Re-PUP-licans, you’re sure to find a winner at HSC but to be sure you’re selecting the right representative for your home, we’ve broken down our HSC pet’s […]
Why Adopting a Teachers Pet for Back-to-School is a good idea
It’s September and school is back in session and in a variety of ways! The Humane Society of Charlotte wants to get in on the fun by encouraging you to adopt a Teacher’s Pet of your very own! But isn’t a new pet a lot to take on while kicking off a new school year, […]
Two Charlotte animal welfare organizations team up to assist the Humane Society of United States with animal cruelty case
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Services and Humane Society of Charlotte accept rescued dogs into adoption program Animal welfare organizations including Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Services and the Humane Society of Charlotte teaming up to assist the Humane Society of United States find placement for dozens of puppy mill dogs who were part of an animal cruelty investigation and seizure […]