The members of Troop #40071 are so kind! They wanted to help the animals at HSHV, so they organized a donation drive at their elementary school. Members collected a variety of blankets, food, and treats! Troop members also attended a scout program at HSHV, where they visited the animals and brought in their donations. Thank you so much, Troop #40071! We greatly appreciate your wonderful donation.
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Age: 2 months Sex: Male Breed: Beagle Weight: 7lbs Restrictions: Kept separate until clear This precious puppy just came in and he has ringworm! We are hoping to get him treated right away and back out for adoption as soon as possible. He is very sweet and friendly. The owners were unable to keep him. He lived with kids and other dogs. He will need a foster who can do weekly lime dip baths, a daily anti-fungal med, and someone who can drop off fungal cultures once a week (we provide a toothbrush for you to use). Milo would need to be kept in
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The members of Emerson School’s Service Learning Program are such kind kids! They were inspired by their love of animals to help the residents at HSHV. Members made fleece blankets and toys in their service program, then brought the items to HSHV! Thank you so much! We are so thankful for your kindness. Thank you!
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We currently have 6 case dogs waiting for foster placement. They are here because HSHV is the holding facility for animals going through court trials. They can not be adopted. We are not able to spay or neuter them. They would all be much more comfortable in a home since cases can take a long time to resolve. Only the first letter of their name will be provided for privacy. First is H: Age: 5 Sex: Male Breed: English Bulldog Weight: 53 Pounds Restrictions: No Dogs. No Kids H is a wiggly boy who deserves a break from shelter life! He is a
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The members of Tonda Girl Scout Troop #40969 are so kind! They love animals and giving back to the community, which is why they decided to help HSHV. During a meeting, members made fleece blankets and rope toys for the dogs and cats at HSHV. Troop members also attended a Scout Program, where they brought in additional donations of puppy pads and toys. Thank you so much, Troop #40969! We greatly appreciate your thoughtful donation.
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The members of Daisy Troop #40067 are very kind! Their troop is earning their Animal Observer Badge, so choose HSHV as the recipient of their donations. Members sold chocolate to raise funds and attended a Scout Program at Tiny Lions! They also donated paper towels, towels, tide pods, and spray cheese. Thank you so much, Troop#40067! We greatly appreciate your wonderful donation!
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We visited Tali her first night at the shelter, and she was immediately such a sweetheart. We ended up bringing her home right the next day, and now she happily plays with her two brothers and helping herself to food and cuddles! Carol now Tali’Zorah
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We initially wanted to adopt Tommy, but because we wanted a girl, we waited a bit longer (and adopted Tali!). I called back the next day only to hear he was adopted and taken home… Sad, but I was happy for him. The day after, we visited Tiny Lions to see the new kitties, and turns out he had been returned! Couldn’t believe our luck. He’s extremely snuggly and has already found his orange cat voice. Best luck ever. Tommy now Tchotchke
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The members of Girl Scout Troops #40842 and #40831 are very kind! Inspired by their love of animals, members chose to attend a scout program at HSHV. They also raised funds for HSHV by selling girl scout cookies and made fleece blankets for the dogs and cats. Stella also donated food, litter, toys, and treats to help the dogs and cats at HSHV! Thank you so much, Troop #4082 and Troop #40831! We greatly appreciate your thoughtful donation.
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I want to share something that’s been weighing on me because pet parents deserve honesty. There has been a shift in the veterinary field, and its consequences for animals and the people who love them are serious. You may have noticed that veterinary medicine used to feel different. It was local. Relational. Not perfect but built on trust that the person treating your pet was guided by medical judgment and compassion — not corporate growth targets. Over the past decade, the veterinary industry has been quietly but rapidly consolidated by corporate giants and private equity firms. An estimated 25–30% of
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