Welcome to the Humane Society of Alamance County!
The Humane Society of Alamance County 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 increase pet retention and re-homing efforts. Our vision is to transform how society cares for companion pets through adoption, spay and neuter programs, and humane education.
Founded in 1971 to develop and implement animal welfare programs and services within Alamance County, the HSAC has continued to evolve to become one of the leading animal welfare agencies in the area. We receive no financial assistance from local, State or Federal agencies. Unlike funded agencies, we survive on donations and support our organization through fundraisers and awarded grants. Our five core services offered to the community are the Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Program, Emily's Fund (Medical Owner Assist), No More Empty Bowls (Food Pantry), our Rescue and Foster Program, and Community Education.
Our main purpose has always been to stop the overpopulation of domestic animals. We have steadily grown as a result of our volunteers' dedication to our community and have helped thousands of pets over the course of 47 years.
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 or the ASPCA do not serve our rescue. All donations made to our organization, whether they be in monetary or item form, directly benefit our local pets in need.
Founded in 1971 to develop and implement animal welfare programs and services within Alamance County, the HSAC has continued to evolve to become one of the leading animal welfare agencies in the area. We receive no financial assistance from local, State or Federal agencies. Unlike funded agencies, we survive on donations and support our organization through fundraisers and awarded grants. Our five core services offered to the community are the Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Program, Emily's Fund (Medical Owner Assist), No More Empty Bowls (Food Pantry), our Rescue and Foster Program, and Community Education.
Our main purpose has always been to stop the overpopulation of domestic animals. We have steadily grown as a result of our volunteers' dedication to our community and have helped thousands of pets over the course of 47 years.
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 or the ASPCA do not serve our rescue. All donations made to our organization, whether they be in monetary or item form, directly benefit our local pets in need.
IN MEMORIAM
Friends,
It is with great sorrow that we share the passing of one of our dearest and most beloved members, Wayne Bunting.
Wayne served on our Board of Directors and, for decades, heavily contributed to the HSAC's development in Alamance County. His love of animals and his dedication to their well-being served as catalysts to rally other members in his community to join him in supporting animal welfare causes.
His unwavering support of our rescue was unmatched; his commitment to our mission was fierce. He understood the difficulties of rescue and was quick to offer a listening ear, a heartwarming smile and a hug of encouragement.
Our community is heartbroken.
The Humane Society of Alamance County would like to offer our deepest condolences to his beloved wife, Elaine, and the entire Bunting family.
Rest in peace, dear friend. You will truly be missed.
It is with great sorrow that we share the passing of one of our dearest and most beloved members, Wayne Bunting.
Wayne served on our Board of Directors and, for decades, heavily contributed to the HSAC's development in Alamance County. His love of animals and his dedication to their well-being served as catalysts to rally other members in his community to join him in supporting animal welfare causes.
His unwavering support of our rescue was unmatched; his commitment to our mission was fierce. He understood the difficulties of rescue and was quick to offer a listening ear, a heartwarming smile and a hug of encouragement.
Our community is heartbroken.
The Humane Society of Alamance County would like to offer our deepest condolences to his beloved wife, Elaine, and the entire Bunting family.
Rest in peace, dear friend. You will truly be missed.
FOSTER, FIX, FEED & FUND!
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HSAC | PO Box 5117 Burlington, NC 27216 | 336- 438- 2023 (tel) | [email protected]
