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Animal Shelter details for Isle of Wight County Humane Society
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You have reached the shelter page for Isle of Wight County Humane Society. Isle of Wight County Humane Society is located in Smithfield, Virginia. If you have information to add or update for Isle of Wight County Humane Society, please click here and let us know.

Isle of Wight County Humane Society


P. O. Box 273

Smithfield, Virginia 23431

Phone: 757-357-4214

Email: info@iowchs.org

Website: www.iowchs.orgindex.html



The Isle of Wight County Humane society is an all volunteer organization that promotes responsible pet care and the humane treatment of animals in our local community. Humane Society members take in homeless and unwanted animals and provide them with foster care and medical treatment. When the animals are healthy and socialized, they are adopted out to permanent homes. Our pet adoption program is very successful and we find homes for hundreds of dogs and cats each year. The Humane Society also actively supports our county animal shelter. The shelter is owned and administered by Isle of Wight County, but the Humane Society provides vaccines, medication, leashes, pet carriers and veterinary care not funded by the county. We also take animals from the shelter as part of our adoption program. Additionally our group donates “wish list” items to the shelter and we have recently purchased cooling fans, heating pads, disinfecting aerators, a bathtub and a digital camera for the facility. To promote our concern for animal welfare the Humane Society participates in local activities such as parades, festivals and fairs. We also place notices and advertisements in our local newspaper, The Smithfield Times. Our small “green house” donation banks have been set up in the shops and stores of many kind business owners throughout the county. JOIN US If you would like to join the Humane Society or wish to learn more about us, please come to a meeting. The Isle of Wight County Humane Society meets twice monthly. 600 PM Every second Monday at the Nike Park Senior Center, 13036 Nike Park Road and 700 PM on the fourth Wednesday at the IOW Rescue Squad, 1802-A South Church Street in Smithfield. SPAY NEUTER INFORMATION The Isle of Wight County Humane Society offers assistance to county residents for the spaying and neutering of dogs and cats. We will pay a portion of the veterinary bill for those who can’t afford the full cost of altering a pet. To apply, call 357-4214 and leave a message requesting spay or neuter assistance. We will contact you by phone for details about your request. Isle of Wight Humane Society says “Please Don't Litter” But if you already have, let us help you make it the last time. Turn over your unwanted kittens or puppies to Isle of Wight Humane Society and we will pay to spay your female! Puppies and kittens must be under 4 months of age. If you don't have puppies or kittens, but want to prevent them, Isle of Wight Humane has spayneuter assistance for all qualified County residents. Call 357-4214 for details. Come visit us at PetSmart Newport News VA every Sunday from Noon till 4PM PetSmart Newport News, VA, 12142 Jefferson Ave Newport News, VA 23602, 757-249-2007
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