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Give so that we may continue to rescue and foster homeless animals.
Give so that we may continue to feed pets and keep families together.
Give so that we may continue to care for community cats who deserve kindness.
Give so that we may continue to build fences and save dogs from living on tethers.
Give so that we may continue to provide life-saving care to sick or injured animals.
Please. GIVE.
Give so that we may continue to rescue and foster homeless animals.
Give so that we may continue to feed pets and keep families together.
Give so that we may continue to care for community cats who deserve kindness.
Give so that we may continue to build fences and save dogs from living on tethers.
Give so that we may continue to provide life-saving care to sick or injured animals.
Please. GIVE.
Welcome to the Humane Society of Alamance County!
The Humane Society of Alamance County (HSAC) is a non-profit, animal welfare organization whose mission is to partner with our community to educate and encourage compassionate citizenship, enrich the lives of companion animals and promote responsible pet ownership through services designed to reduce pet overpopulation and, most importantly, cruelty and neglect. Our vision is to transform how society cares for animals through adoption, spay and neuter programs, and humane education.
Founded in 1971 to develop and implement animal welfare programs and services in Alamance County, the HSAC has steadily grown as a result of our volunteers' dedication to our community and has become one of the leading animal welfare agencies in the area, having helped thousands of pets in our county (and beyond) over the course of our 55 years in operation.
We do not receive any financial assistance from local, State or Federal agencies. Our organization is entirely supported and sustained through public donations, fundraising events and awarded grants. Our core community programs are Rescue & Foster, Emily's Fund (Owner Medical Assist), No More Empty Bowls (Food Pantry), Breaking Barriers (Fence Building), TNR, and Community Education.
Please Note: The Humane Society of Alamance County (HSAC) is not, in any way, affiliated with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) or the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Donations made to the HSUS and the ASPCA do not serve our rescue. All donations made to our organization, whether monetary or in-kind, directly benefit local animals in need.
EIN 23-7112776
Founded in 1971 to develop and implement animal welfare programs and services in Alamance County, the HSAC has steadily grown as a result of our volunteers' dedication to our community and has become one of the leading animal welfare agencies in the area, having helped thousands of pets in our county (and beyond) over the course of our 55 years in operation.
We do not receive any financial assistance from local, State or Federal agencies. Our organization is entirely supported and sustained through public donations, fundraising events and awarded grants. Our core community programs are Rescue & Foster, Emily's Fund (Owner Medical Assist), No More Empty Bowls (Food Pantry), Breaking Barriers (Fence Building), TNR, and Community Education.
Please Note: The Humane Society of Alamance County (HSAC) is not, in any way, affiliated with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) or the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Donations made to the HSUS and the ASPCA do not serve our rescue. All donations made to our organization, whether monetary or in-kind, directly benefit local animals in need.
EIN 23-7112776
"Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping." - Fred Rogers
-Weathering The Storm-
On May 6th, Flow Subaru of Burlington presented the Humane Society of Alamance County with a donation of $11,500! HSAC alumni, Storm, joined us for the check presentation ceremony and her presence truly served to showcase the amazing benefits of our rescue's partnership with this wonderful company. Last Winter, Storm was found wandering as a stray and was then brought to a local shelter. Given her physical condition, it was apparent that this sweet girl had lived a life of neglect. Storm was suffering from an infection that had caused her to lose the fur from much of her body and had inflamed her skin, leaving it red and raw. Her elbows were calloused, indicating a life lived outside on hard cement. Her arthritis had made it nearly impossible for her to take a few steps without having to stop and rest. Her teeth were broken, missing or filed down and a bone had even been embedded into her gums, making it incredibly painful for her to chew food which, in turn, had left her painfully thin. When we learned of her presence at the shelter, we knew we needed to get this girl out of there as quickly as possible and get her the care she needed! Flow Subaru's 2025 donation arrived just in time for us to be able to rescue this girl, place her in a foster home and take care of ALL of her medical needs! Storm has since been adopted and is living a spoiled life! She loves sitting in her front yard, surrounded by trees and flowers, and watch all of her neighbors wave to her and her parents as they drive by their house! This new 2026 donation has given us the opportunity to help other animals in need much like Storm and we couldn't be more grateful to FLOW Subaru of Burlington for their continued support! THANK YOU!
On May 6th, Flow Subaru of Burlington presented the Humane Society of Alamance County with a donation of $11,500! HSAC alumni, Storm, joined us for the check presentation ceremony and her presence truly served to showcase the amazing benefits of our rescue's partnership with this wonderful company. Last Winter, Storm was found wandering as a stray and was then brought to a local shelter. Given her physical condition, it was apparent that this sweet girl had lived a life of neglect. Storm was suffering from an infection that had caused her to lose the fur from much of her body and had inflamed her skin, leaving it red and raw. Her elbows were calloused, indicating a life lived outside on hard cement. Her arthritis had made it nearly impossible for her to take a few steps without having to stop and rest. Her teeth were broken, missing or filed down and a bone had even been embedded into her gums, making it incredibly painful for her to chew food which, in turn, had left her painfully thin. When we learned of her presence at the shelter, we knew we needed to get this girl out of there as quickly as possible and get her the care she needed! Flow Subaru's 2025 donation arrived just in time for us to be able to rescue this girl, place her in a foster home and take care of ALL of her medical needs! Storm has since been adopted and is living a spoiled life! She loves sitting in her front yard, surrounded by trees and flowers, and watch all of her neighbors wave to her and her parents as they drive by their house! This new 2026 donation has given us the opportunity to help other animals in need much like Storm and we couldn't be more grateful to FLOW Subaru of Burlington for their continued support! THANK YOU!
Recently, we had the pleasure of delivering a Share the Love® donation check to the Humane Society of Alamance County—and spending some time with Storm and a few of her furry friends! Thanks to the support of our customers during the Subaru Share the Love Event, $11,500 was donated to help provide shelter, medical care, and loving homes for animals waiting for their next chapter.
Meeting Storm and learning more about the incredible work being done for local pets reminded us why community partnerships like this matter so much. Every adoption story starts with a second chance, and we're proud to support an organization that helps make those stories possible.
Thank you to the Humane Society of Alamance County for everything you do for animals across our community—and thank you to our customers for helping make this donation possible. Together, we're helping more pets find the loving homes they deserve.
- Flow Subaru of Burlington
Meeting Storm and learning more about the incredible work being done for local pets reminded us why community partnerships like this matter so much. Every adoption story starts with a second chance, and we're proud to support an organization that helps make those stories possible.
Thank you to the Humane Society of Alamance County for everything you do for animals across our community—and thank you to our customers for helping make this donation possible. Together, we're helping more pets find the loving homes they deserve.
- Flow Subaru of Burlington
FOSTER, FIX, FEED & FUND!
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HSAC | PO Box 5117 Burlington, NC 27216 | 336- 438- 2023 (tel) | [email protected]
