Welcome to The Humane
Society of St. Lucie County
Total number of Dogs and Cats
spayed or neutered to date for 2008:
1500
HUMANE SOCIETY AND PETCO IN PARTNERSHIP!!
Adopt a pet and save hundreds of dollars at PETCO!
PETCO in partnership with The Humane Society of St. Lucie County will be helping to find more homes for homeless dogs and cats.
The Humane Society will be holding Pet adoptions at the PETCO in the brand new St. Lucie West Store from Monday to Thursday from 12pm - 4pm and Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am - 4 pm
It's all part of The Humane Society and PETCO's commitment to promote responsible pet ownership and help solve the pet overpopulation problem.
"Adoption Gift Booklet Program"
When you adopt a homeless dog or cat at the Humane Society's PETCO adoption Center, PETCO will give you a FREE Adoption Gift Booklet.
The PETCO Adoption Gift Booklets include up to $225 in savings on everything your new pet needs. Coupons may be redeemed at any PETCO store.
Animal Cruelty Hotline:
To Report animal cruelty please call 911 and ask for animal control, or send an e-mail to crueltyhotline@hsslc.org.
The Humane Society of St. Lucie County is....
A nationally accredited non-profit organization dedicated to providing compassionate care and safe shelter for homeless animals and education to the community on responsible companion animal stewardship.
We want to be YOUR FIRST CHOICE SOURCE for adopting a healthy and loving companion.
We want to help all lost companion animals find their human caretakers.
We want to be your first thought on any HOW TO animal questions.
We want to provide the compassionate members of our community a place to make a difference through volunteering.
We want to receive your donations and continue to be the voice for those who can not speak for themselves.
Please Help Us
No shelter has enough cages for all the unwanted animals in the community, but even if we did, no dog or cat should spend his/her life in a cage. Letting domesticated animals run loose is no solution either. On their own they face a certain, and often painful death. Most die of starvation, disease, or are hit by cars. Only by spaying, neutering and adopting animals from shelters will the overpopulation problem ever be resolved. Please help us to stop the killing of healthy, lovable animals! Please spay or neuter your dog or cat today and reduce companion animal overpopulation.
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