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by concerned citizens who recognized that the Louisa
County Shelter facility was in very poor condition and its daily operation
was underfunded, understaffed, and generally inadequate for the growing
numbers of homeless and unwanted dogs and cats in Louisa County.
The volunteers that make up the LHS believe that healthy, adoptable animals
do not need to be euthanized if spay and neuter programs are supported,
aggressive adoption programs are implemented, and a public educational
campaign on responsible pet ownership is launched within the community.
We depend on volunteers and welcome anyone who loves animals and who is
willing to give a little time to the effort. The Louisa Humane Society
is incorporated with non-profit 501(c)(3) status.

The mission of the Louisa Humane Society
is to improve the quality of life for
the homeless and abandoned animals of Louisa County; and to provide a
clean, safe environment for these unwanted animals while making every
effort to place adoptable animals into new, loving,
responsible homes.

Be a volunteer with the LHS. Some of
the areas in which volunteers are needed include:
- Walking, bathing, and petting dogs and cats at the shelter.
- Participating in Adoption Outings, which usually take place
on the weekends.
- Driving animals to various appointments or foster homes.
- Fostering dogs, puppies, cats, or kittens.
- Public relations of all kinds, such as writing articles,
writing and placing ads, writing a newsletter, etc.
- Fund-raising and grant writing.
- Establishing community outreach and education programs
in the public schools.
- Donating money, gifts-in-kind or old articles such as towels,
blankets, crates, etc.
(Gifts
are tax deductible!)
This list is only a beginning of the ways
that you can help. Bring your special talents to the LHS and have
fun too! See your efforts pay off by joining the LHS.
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