January 2022 – July 2022 CHHS Supporters
Thank you to all of our Jan 2022 – Jul 2022 supporters! DeVon & Craig Abbas Cinda & Jeffrey Abney Karen Adams Carolyn Adams Patrice Akers Madeline Akers Sharon Albers…
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Welcome To Caring Hands Humane Society
PROGRAMS WE OFFER
Adoption & Counseling
When deciding to bring a new pet home the more you do ahead of time, the better. Plenty of preparation is the key to creating a happy home life for you and your new pet.
Lend a Paw Fund
With the support of our community, we are able to offer the Lend a Paw Fund, which financially supports residents to prevent them from surrendering or rehoming their pets.
Forever Loved Memorials
Memorialize your loved one. Caring Hands Humane Society offers communal and private cremation services.
Pet Reunion
If you live in Newton, and your pet is picked up by animal control it will be brought to Caring Hands Humane Society. Call as soon as you find your pet missing.
Mighty Mouser
Are you in need of a working pet! We take in cats of all kinds - soft and lovable lap cats, your independent boss who keeps his household in order or your hard working outdoor cat who keeps you safe from vermin.
Trap-Neuter-Return
Feral cats can be surrendered and adopted out as working cats. Feral cats within the city of Newton, KS, can become a part of our Trap-neuter-return program.
Spay/Neuter Vouchers
Caring Hands Humane Society participates in Spay/Neuter Your Pet program or SNYP. Learn how you can protect your pets from disease and suffering through this program.
HOW TO GIVE
With the help of those in our community, Caring Hands Humane Society has maintained the no-kill community status for seven years. Each year, we are able to save more and more companion animals and place them in new forever homes. While they are here, we also try to provide the best quality of life possible for the furry (and feathered) friends entrusted to us.
Every bit of help, no matter how small, does make a difference towards expanding the scope of our operations – which has meant more lives saved!
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Yes. You can adopt your foster animal. Let us know your intentions so we can get you started with the process. Our number one goal is to find forever homes and what better place to be than someone who already knows them.
Anyone who is 18 years old or older to volunteer alone, 16 years or older to volunteer with an adult.
Must be 18 years or older and have a valid driver’s license to attend special events.
Must not have been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony related to animals.
Please fill out an application and we will get in touch with you.
If your pet is tagged or microchipped with current information, we will try to get in touch with you. If you find your pet is missing, call us as soon as possible so that a lost pet report can be made.
Some animals in shelters are saved from the streets and cruelty while some are given up by their families. Countless others never make it to shelters and suffer without someone to care for them. Spaying or neutering pets prevents unwanted litters, and is the most effective and humane way to save animals’ lives.
Please call your local animal control officer to report a crime.
If you have more questions you would like answered please visit out Frequently Asked Questions page for more answers.
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OUR STORIES
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Unruh-Buller Construction Generously Donates to CHHS
All of us at Caring Hands Humane Society would like to extend our gratitude to Duane Buller and Eli Buller of Unruh-Buller Construction. The Buller family reached out to us…
The Mysterious Miss Marbles
Meeting Marbles Marbles, a 7-year-old Boxer mix, came to Caring Hands on February 26th of this year. She had been abandoned by her owners at a neighbor’s house. At first…
Polly is a Pint Sized Miracle
Polly Pocket shortly after arriving at CHHS. Polly Pocket is proof that dogs are too good for this world. On January 29th, Polly was picked up by Newton Police Officer…
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