Not Much Time to
Find a New Home!
Although
our County laws require that an abandoned pet be held for only THREE (3) to SEVEN (7) days, space and health permitting,
pets are given as long as possible to find a new owner.
Through donations, the Paulding Humane
Society has been able to provide new cages and additional run areas for the County shelter. More room provides more
time for adoptions to take place. Unfortunately, time still runs out for too many.
Medical supplies for sick and injured animals and equipment not allowed in the
County budget are also provided through fundraising efforts and donations.
ADOPTION INFO
Adoption fees range from $50 to $100. Pricing depends on degree of veterinarian work completed,
prior to adoption, such as rabies shot, spay - neuter. Microchip and First Distemper Shot included.
$100
adoption fee applies to UNALTERED purebreeds.
This includes the spay/neuter, along with the microchip, first distemper shot and rabies shot. The spay
or neuter will be performed before the pet leaves the shelter.
For
more details and to See Some of the Pets Currently at the Shelter, CLICK HERE
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Paulding Humane Society is a Georgia non-profit 501 (c)3 organization. All donations are tax-deductible and fund
our efforts to help those many unwanted and abandoned animals in our community.
We receive no national
organization or government support. We depend entirely on contributions. Every donation is vital and goes directly to helping
the pets in our community and at the Paulding County Animal Control Shelter.
All donations are 100% tax-deductible
Memorial donations accepted
Please mail to:
Paulding Humane Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 674
Dallas, GA 30132
Donations are Also Accepted Online -- Transactions are Safe
and Secure. Just Click on the Make Donation Below.
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ARTIST DONATING TO HUMANE SOCIETY
Artist, Susan Calvert, is currently holding charity auctions of her prints on eBay.
The auctions are benefiting the Paulding Humane Society located in Dallas, GA.
Calvert’s paintings, colorful images of feline and canine life, are universal symbols for all cats and dogs.
They capture the spirit of our beloved animal companions.
Calvert’s
prints sell for $40 each at shows. Her eBay auctions are starting at $24.99 each. Calvert is donating $5 or 20%
(whichever is greater) from her auctions to the Paulding Humane Society.
Visit http://www.eBay.com and enter “Susan Calvert” in the search box to help raise funds.
Calvert’s art has appeared in several publications
including Animal Fair and Country Sampler magazines and on the covers of Chicagoland Tails magazine and the Chicagoland Family
Pet Expo program. She was awarded first place during the 16th Annual Contemporary Dog Art Competition in New York City
for her painting entitled “Shortstop”.
 The Paulding Humane
Society assists with emergency medical needs of pet owners in our community when veterinary care cannot be afforded.
An unexpected injury of a beloved pet can be both traumatic and financially draining. Most vets expect payment upon
treatment and will not accept payments. That is where we step in and help with expenses.
Many times pets arrive at the shelter needing emergency veterinary care.
Without our support, there would be no other alternative but to euthanize these pets.
One of the most important areas our Medical Fund is able to help are those pets coming into the shelter sick and
injured. Through your monetary donations, deserving pets just like Tia can be saved.
Tia, a sweet-spirited
Sheltie, was abandoned on the Silver Comet Trail by her owner. She was suffering from a severe ear infection gone untreated
that had left her in excruciating pain and deaf.
A call was received and Tia was picked up by the Paulding
Animal Control Officer. She was brought into the shelter, assessed and immediately taken to the vet where she received
emergency treatment and pain meds. It was determined that surgery would be required to correct her badly damaged ear
canals.
Today Tia has recovered and is living in her new home with caring owners, never to be abandoned again.
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Recycle & Raise Funds
Cash for Critters is a fundraising program - one of the easiest and fastest
ways to help us raise funds! With this program, Paulding Humane Society collects empty ink jet, laser printer cartridges and
digital cell phones for recycling.
Please save and drop off your empty cartridges at the Paulding County Animal
Control Shelter.
Newspaper & Shredded Paper is used daily at the Animal Control Shelter. Your donations are
needed and appreciated.
Wish List
There are so many ways you can help. Toys and treats for the animals, canned dog,
cat, kitten and puppy food, old or new blankets, towels, carriers, crates, pet shampoo and grooming supplies are among the
many items also needed at the Paulding Animal Control Shelter. Shelter Wish List
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