~ The Humane Society of Wilkes is an independent volunteer organization
dedicated to promoting humane care and treatment for all animals. ~
dedicated to promoting humane care and treatment for all animals. ~
Adoptable Foster Pet
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Spay-Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) Drive Up Clinic
The next SNAP Clinic to issue vouchers for reduced cost spay/neuter is Saturday, June 26, 9 - 11 AM
at the HSOW building next to Cub Creek Dog Park, 208 S. Bridge St., Wilkesboro.
**FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR VOLUNTEERS, WE ASK THAT YOU STAY IN YOUR CAR
UNTIL INSTRUCTED BY A VOLUNTEER TO COME UP TO THE BUILDING
AND WEAR A MASK IF YOU ARE NOT FULLY VACCINATED**
Vouchers can only be issued to Wilkes County residents with incomes at or under $35,000.
Vouchers are for $25 or $35 per pet, depending on income. Up to 5 vouchers can be issued per household.
(The Animal Hospital of Wilkes is not participating in the SNAP program at this time.)
Please remember to bring your ID and proof of income, such as EBT card, Medicaid card, tax or wage statement.
The next SNAP Clinic to issue vouchers for reduced cost spay/neuter is Saturday, June 26, 9 - 11 AM
at the HSOW building next to Cub Creek Dog Park, 208 S. Bridge St., Wilkesboro.
**FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR VOLUNTEERS, WE ASK THAT YOU STAY IN YOUR CAR
UNTIL INSTRUCTED BY A VOLUNTEER TO COME UP TO THE BUILDING
AND WEAR A MASK IF YOU ARE NOT FULLY VACCINATED**
Vouchers can only be issued to Wilkes County residents with incomes at or under $35,000.
Vouchers are for $25 or $35 per pet, depending on income. Up to 5 vouchers can be issued per household.
(The Animal Hospital of Wilkes is not participating in the SNAP program at this time.)
Please remember to bring your ID and proof of income, such as EBT card, Medicaid card, tax or wage statement.
HSOW New Shelter Project
Wilkes County North Carolina is one of the largest counties in the state. The county animal shelter, which was built in 1996, is too small to handle all of the unwanted animals for this area.
The Humane Society of Wilkes is in the process of planning and raising money in the hopes of building a HSOW animal shelter.
This new shelter will allow us to save thousands of cats and dogs every year. Every dollar counts and no donation is too small.
Wilkes County North Carolina is one of the largest counties in the state. The county animal shelter, which was built in 1996, is too small to handle all of the unwanted animals for this area.
The Humane Society of Wilkes is in the process of planning and raising money in the hopes of building a HSOW animal shelter.
This new shelter will allow us to save thousands of cats and dogs every year. Every dollar counts and no donation is too small.
Our Next Pet Adoption Fair
Want to Help by Volunteering?
We rely on our wonderful volunteers for their help in making a difference.
If this interests you, or if you'd like to find out more ways to become involved, please let us know!
For information, contact the Humane Society of Wilkes at (336)-838-9588 or by email at hsowcritters@gmail.com.
Link to membership forms
We rely on our wonderful volunteers for their help in making a difference.
If this interests you, or if you'd like to find out more ways to become involved, please let us know!
For information, contact the Humane Society of Wilkes at (336)-838-9588 or by email at hsowcritters@gmail.com.
Link to membership forms
