Newberry County Humane Society

Newberry County Humane Society's mission is to save the lives of animals through affordable spay/neuter options, fostering for rescues, supporting TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) of feral cat colonies, and providing the community in need with food, vaccines, and the resources to keep pets in their loving homes.

What have we done in 2025?

Spay/Neuter

• Spayed 63 cats and 58 dogs through Fix-a-Pet Voucher Program. This includes vaccines.

Rescue

• 260 puppies and dogs fostered, vetted, and sent to rescues in the northeast and SC 

• Heartworm treatment for 2 dogs

Pet Food Assistance

• Weekly donation of pet food to GAAP food pantry and other local food banks

• Pet food supplied to pets in need in the community

Provided straw in winter for outdoor pet enclosures

• Provided 325 bags of straw to five different towns in Newberry County

We are not affiliated with the Humane Society of the United States or APSCA and receive no funds from them. Our organization relies solely on donations and fundraisers to fund the programs that serve our community animals and pet owners.

Testimonials

I was panicked after picking up a litter of dumped puppies in desperate need of care that I couldn't keep. I didn't want to take them to the shelter. Someone told me to contact NCHS. I didn't know they weren't the shelter! Through their foster program, they vetted, cared for, and sent the puppies to a rescue. This organization has no facility. Fosters devote their lives and homes to this mission. I became a member and witnessed many acts of charity. Members opened their hearts and wallets to help pay for surgeries and transport to the rescues. NCHS provides low-cost spay/neuter vouchers on its website. Their goal is to stop overpopulation. I'm so grateful to them and to give back.