Salvavidas Familias de acogida Diane tiene ha acogido a las mascotas sin hogar durante los últimos tres años y ha acogido a más de 80 animales. Durante su tiempo de acogida para Forsyth Humane Society, ha salvado 43 vidas, incluidos los animales con necesidades especiales. “Adoptar es mostrar un perro o un gato que alguna […]
How Adopting Barley Made Our Lives More Awesome!
Michelle Schenker is our guest blogger this month. Read about her adoption experience, in her own words, below! We lost our sweet Bella in June, and we felt it more than we have with other pet losses in the past. Our dogs are our kids, and it was so quiet around the house without our […]
FHS Animal Intake Process Part 2: Deworming
In our last blog post we talked about the first step in the animal intake process at Forsyth Humane Society, which is vaccinating the animals that enter into our care. The next step in the intake process is deworming both cats and dogs. An animal infected with worms can easily pass those parasites to other […]
FHS Animal Intake Process Part 1: Vaccinations
In 2018 Forsyth Humane Society (FHS) received over 6,500 shelter animals. That is an average of 18 new dogs and cats coming through our doors each day. These shelter animals are strays, were surrendered by their owners, removed from neglect situations or lost. With so many animals to take care of, where do we begin? […]
It’s amazing what 9 days of love and care can do!
Erin is our amazing animal placement manager at Forsyth Humane Society. Not only does she find great homes and rescues for our animals, she is also a kitten foster. Erin recently fostered eight week old Artemis and her littermate, Apollo, who came to FHS with upper respiratory infections (kitty cold). The kittens were congested, lethargic, and their eyes […]
