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Animal Shelter details for Hilton Head Humane Association
Please visit Hilton Head Humane Association and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Hilton Head Humane Association. Hilton Head Humane Association is located in hilton head island, South Carolina. If you have information to add or update for Hilton Head Humane Association, please click here and let us know.
Hilton Head Humane Association
P.O. Box 21790
hilton head island, South Carolina 29925
Phone: 843-681-8686
Fax: 843-363-5064
Email: info@hhhumane.org
Website: www.hhhumane.org/
The HHHA, serving Hilton Head, Bluffton, and Dafuskie, was incorporated in 1976. The first building had a capacity of 29 dogs and 15 cats. Today over 225 animals are cared for at the shelter, with another 35 or more in foster care until they are ready to come back to the shelter for adoption. The Hilton Head Humane Association has operated a no-kill policy since it was founded. The HHHA is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization funded entirely by private donations, bequests, membership dues and fundraisers. No funding is received from any government agency or humane organization. The Hilton Head Town Council's strategic plan, announced in the summer of 2002, is for a "World Class Residential and Resort Community". The Hilton Head Humane Association supports this plan by playing a useful role that has a lasting benefit in the community.
The HHHA is a haven for lost, abandoned and abused animals
Animals are left along U.S.278, apparently thrown from cars or abandoned by visitors. Animals are often brought to the shelter, and thrown over or tied to the fence, whilst others are found in a box by the gate by the morning staff. Often a mother cat and her kittens or some puppies all scared and unsure of what is happening. But thanks to the continued dedication and support of Generous Donators, The Board of Directors, Shelter Employees and Volunteers there can be a happy ending. During 2005 the shelter rescued 976 dogs and cats. Lost animals are cared for until reclaimed by their owners. Abandoned and abused animals are given medical treatment, care, and shelter until they are adopted. Volunteers and staff give them exercise and loving attention. 920 shelter animals were adopted in 2005.
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Did you know that spaying and neutering helps dogs and cats live longer, healthier lives?
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