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Oconee Regional Humane Society
We are dedicated to bringing people and adoptable animals together for lifelong relationships through rescue and adoption. We are committed to reducing animal over population in our community through public outreach and low/no cost spay/neuter programs.
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ORHS works to end animal overpopulation and disease through an aggressive spay/neuter program for the pets of low-income residents in our community. We know of no other community spay/neuter program that offers NO-COST surgeries for the pets of needy residents.
We help needy families feed and care for their pets, serve as advocates for animals and their people, and educate the public about compassion and responsibility toward all animals.
Our adoption center is a no-kill facility where all incoming animals accepted are evaluated, medically treated and rehabilitated when needed. ORHS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that does not receive any government funding and relies on the goodwill and generosity of individuals and corporations.
We help needy families feed and care for their pets, serve as advocates for animals and their people, and educate the public about compassion and responsibility toward all animals.
Our adoption center is a no-kill facility where all incoming animals accepted are evaluated, medically treated and rehabilitated when needed. ORHS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that does not receive any government funding and relies on the goodwill and generosity of individuals and corporations.
Featured Dog: Janey
Janey is a 2 month old Lab/Pitt mix who came to ORHS a few weeks ago with her brother. Her brother has been adopted and now it is Janey turn. Janey is full of life and loves to play with her toys, her brother, and other puppies. She also enjoys getting attention from our volunteers and her foster parents. She greets everyone with a tail wags and lots of kisses. She would do great in a home with other dogs or a family who will keep her active.
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Featured Cat: Tweed
This sweet little kitty was brought to us from a local middle school after being found with one of her back paws strangulated by a string or long carpet fiber. The paw was extremely swollen and misshapen; it seemed almost a sure thing that Tweed would require amputation. Our wonderful volunteers immediately started following the prescribed medical plan: Tweed’s swollen foot received hours and hours of hydrotherapy and massage, along with oral antibiotics. Little by little the size of her paw reduced...then a little bit of fur started growing on the bare skin...and the wound from the carpet fiber healed. Thanks to this outstanding care, Tweed will not require amputation of her injured foot! This adorable tuxedo is very sweet and social. She loves to play with other kittens and, they way this girl runs, you would never know she has been through such an ordeal. Tweed will make a great companion and an exceptional addition to any family. |
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