Throughout the month of November we were able to give out over 12,000 lbs. of pet food to organizations in Forsyth County who then distribute to those who need it. When you do the math, that equates to roughly $27,000 worth of pet food coming from our pantry and out into the community just last […]
Meet Maudie Amos
In 2016, fresh out of college, Maudie Amos was looking for a role that would give her the practical experience to complement her medical knowledge. Forsyth Humane gave her that opportunity in the animal shelter. As the organization grew and evolved, so did Maudie, working her way into one the vital leadership role as medical […]
Celebrating Rusty!
“In this season of celebrating our shelter animals, I celebrate Rusty!” June gives us another great story of a big ole cat named Rusty Kringle! Enjoy it. The first FHS cat I ever fell in love with was Rusty Kringle. He came in at Christmas time and was actually adopted as part of a big […]
Penny’s Pals: Abby & Alyssa
Penny has been a supporter of FHS for over 15 years. She has loved, cared for, and saved many dogs and her loyal companions have made a life changing impact on her. Penny told us “I volunteered at FHS 2006-2020 and had many happy and rewarding times walking dogs on Miller Street and then on […]
Community Cats, The Forgotten Felines of Forsyth
Community cats. You have likely seen them lingering around apartment complexes, mechanical shops, parking lots, gathered around dumpsters and the like. These Felis Catus are the same species as domestic cats but they live outside and are unowned. They have ended up in this situation due to pet abandonment and the failure of the community […]
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