Beat Their Heat Feb 4th

Excitement filled the lobby of Three Trees Veterinary Services Saturday February 4th as families arrived to pick up their pets. Dr. Tracy Williams and her staff arrived early and worked vigorously all day to perform surgery on twenty five pets at the Hart County Humane Societies "Beat Their Heat" spay/neuter clinic. The surgeries were provided at no cost to low income Hart County residents. The Hart County Humane Society received the EMC Round Up Grant and will use the funds to spay or neuter a total of two hundred pets. If you or someone you know needs assistance to spay or neuter a pet please stop by Three Trees Veterinary Services at 1087 E. Franklin St or Animal Hospital of Hartwell 1364 Reed Creek Hwy to pick up an application. For questions or inquiries call 706-376-1769 or email hartcohumane@yahoo.com  The Hart County Humane Society believes low cost and free spay/neuter programs are the solution to the homeless pet epidemic in our community. The group will continue this program as funds allow. If you would like to help, donations can be mailed to Hart County Humane Society P.O. Box 1062 Hartwell G.A. 1062 or by using the PayPal option. The Hart County Humane Society is grateful for the support of our caring veterinarians and compassionate community.

Dog Walk 2011

The Hart County Humane Society and Animal Shelter Inc. wants to thank all who came out and supported the 4th Annual Dam Dog Walk, we hope you enjoyed it as much as the foster dogs did, and a special note of appreciation to all the volunteers who worked so very hard to make the event a success. It is always wonderful to spend time with friends who care about the animals and when a former foster dog shows up with their meant to be family, it is always a special gift. Sweetie (a former Hart County stray) and her family walked to support the homeless animals of our community and we were excited to see them. We know the Fore family has provided Sweetie with a wonderful life, but when they decided to do the same for another homeless pet from our community we were overwhelmed with gratitude. Benji, a dog rescued from a culvert now has a forever family that loves him.