The Hall County Animal Shelter's transport embarked on another adoption event - this time in White Plains, NY on April 28th & 29th. Shelter Veterinarian Dr. Meghan Seabolt, Justin Seabolt, and Shelter employees Anna Crawford and Kevin Buecker accompanied the animals on the trip. Best Friends Animal Society hosted the event and it's popularity attracts potential adopters from all over the state. Thanks to our hard working staff and volunteers, 39 furry travelers found permanent homes during the 2-day event!
New York residents were happy to adopt Hall County pets!
Special Thanks...
To Jackson EMC for collecting and delivering newspapers to the Shelter, and for donating supplies to the outdoor kennel project.
To Keller Williams and Homestar Financial Corporation. "Red Day" - Renew, Energize,and Donate is a day for giving back to the community. Thanks to these two ladies for spending time with us!
Karen Widner and Kerry Farmer
To Sterling on the Lake. Proceeds from the Sterling Stampede 5K held in April were donated to HCAS. Activities Director, Jenifer Pomerantz did a great job of organizing the event!
Sterling's Jenifer Pomerantz and Animal Services Director Mike Ledford
Lori Roe at Spout Springs Elementary
To teacher Lori Roe and Spout Springs Elementary for their donation drive that resulted in two car loads of toys, blankets, food, and treats. And special thanks to Lori for volunteering at the Shelter walking our dogs!
School Outreach Program
At Hall County Animal Shelter, part of our mission is educating kids about animal care and safety. If you would like to schedule a visit to your child's classroom, please contact Cindy Langman at clangman@hallcounty.org.
Wauka Mountain Elementary
Miss Prickett's Student Council
On the Road with Animal Control
In addition to the Animal Shelter, Animal Control is the other branch of Hall County Animal Services. Animal Control Officer Billy Pitchford participated in Career on Wheels at Chicopee Elementary School. He spoke to the kids about Hall County's animal laws and how to stay safe.
Did you know......
.....that Hall County has a leash law? All pets must be confined to the owner's property by a chain, cable or fence. Taking a walk with your dog? Make sure he/she is on a leash!
