Hudson Valley Humane Society

Hello, my name is Cait and I am an overall dog lover but I specialize is loving French Bulldogs. LOL. Meet "Soufflé" a darling Frenchie I am fostering for the Hudson Valley Humane Society. Soufflé was abandoned in the parking lot of a NYS park and was taken to the HVHS for his safety. Soufflé was examined by a veterinarian and diagnosed with a heart murmur which requires on-going medication and frequent follow up veterinary care. Although he received AMAZING veterinary care, the cost to the HVHS was over $1k! HVHS is not a funded shelter and they rely on donations to keep going and continue care for the animals. The staff at the shelter is amazing in providing necessary care (including medical care) and they provide immediate and necessary shelter and medical care to animals in need. I hope that the dog-loving community appreciates what the HVHS has done for Soufflé (and many others), I know we do!! Please consider donating today so that the shelter can continue their great work, thank you!

My name is Marshall Awtry. I’m very passionate about dogs and the proper care for animals. I am a professional baseball player that plays for the Rockland Boulders in Rockland County, New York. My goal is to help raise money for the Hudson Valley Humane Society in Pomona, New York. For every hit I get for the rest of the season, I will donate $10 to the fundraiser. All are welcome to join and any donation is very appreciated!

This 3-year old male Doodle was completely matted upon arrival and will be fully vetted (including the necessary grooming see below) prior to adoption. If you want to help offset our costs to give him a new start on life, please consider giving through this Gofundme effort. If you would like to be considered to adopt this guy, please send us a text with your email address to [phone redacted] and tell us you are interested in the "Doodle". We will email you an adoption application. Thank you for your interest and willingness to help.

More information about Hudson Valley Humane Society: The Hudson Valley Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, founded 1891, exists to promote humane treatment of animals, preventing cruelty thru its humane law enforcement division, education, and to serve the needs of abandoned, unwanted and abused animals.

After grooming! So handsome

Today is our president's 64th birthday and in her honor, we ask that you consider a donation dedicated to veterinary care for victims of animal cruelty. Ann Marie has been a volunteer for our organization for more than 20 years and has served the community as a Humane Law Enforcement Officer for 10 years. If she has helped you in a positive way, please consider a donation of any amount as a way to say thank you and happy birthday. Thank you.

Thanks in advance for your contribution to the HVHS as this organization means so much to me.

Michele Picarelli-Nash, HVHS Treasurer and Board Member

More information about Hudson Valley Humane Society: The Hudson Valley Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, founded 1891, exists to promote humane treatment of animals, preventing cruelty thru law enforcement and education, and to serve the needs of abandoned, unwanted and abused animals.

Today is our president's 64th birthday and in her honor, we ask that you consider a donation dedicated to veterinary care for victims of animal cruelty. Ann Marie has been a volunteer for our organization for more than 20 years and has served the community as a Humane Law Enforcement Officer for 10 years. If she has helped you in a positive way, please consider a donation of any amount as a way to say thank you and happy birthday. Thank you.

Thanks in advance for your contribution to the HVHS as this organization means so much to me.

Michele Picarelli-Nash, HVHS Treasurer and Board Member

The Hudson Valley Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, founded 1891, exists to promote humane treatment of animals, preventing cruelty thru law enforcement and education, and to serve the needs of abandoned, unwanted and abused animals.

Four precious puppies have arrived on the doorstep of the Hudson Valley Humane Society after mom, Piper, was saved from a kill shelter in Georgia. Sadly mom was mistreated, fed only rice, and didn't get any veterinary care before she was saved and brought to NYC.

Now that they're in the amazing hands of HVHS, Piper, her three boys and one little girl need all the support that they can get! They're finally getting good nutrition, vaccinations, de-worming treatment, and all the snuggles they can handle thanks to the generosity of this fantastic organization.

Once fully weaned, Piper's puppies will go to amazing forever homes, but for now let's support HVHS as they care for this little family!

The Hudson Valley Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, founded 1891, exists to promote humane treatment of animals, preventing cruelty thru law enforcement and education, and to serve the needs of abandoned, unwanted and abused animals.

"Bentley" was surrendered to the Hudson Valley Humane Society because of frequent urination. The former owners did take him to a veterinarian, but they did not wait to find the results of diagnostics to decide they wanted to surrender him. He was surrendered and the HVHS obtained the results: Bentley is diabetic. The next few months we worked with a veterinarian to find the perfect balance of insulin to control his diabetes. Not long after stabilizing his blood sugar, Bentley lost his sight. We consulted the Veterinary Eye Specialists in Thornwood, NY and after additional diagnostics, they determined he was a candidate for surgery to remove cataracts and implant lenses in both eyes. Today he underwent successful surgery and this gofundme effort seeks only to recover the cost of surgery which is $5,810.00. Please consider helping this dog, the expense to provide him the quality of life he deserves, far exceeds the cost of surgery, but is worth the investment in his overall health and future. Any donation will make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution benefitting Bentley.

More information about Hudson Valley Humane Society: The Hudson Valley Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, founded 1891, exists to promote humane treatment of animals, preventing cruelty through

law enforcement and education, and to serve the needs of abandoned, unwanted and abused animals.

This dog was dumped on the street and left to fend for herself. She was taken to an emergency veterinary hospital and they called the Hudson Valley Humane Society. Emergency cases like this break my heart which is why I am personally grateful that the Hudson Valley Humane Society exists to help animals. Any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause which means so much to me.

More information about Hudson Valley Humane Society: The Hudson Valley Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, founded 1891, exists to promote humane treatment of animals, preventing cruelty thru law enforcement and education, and to serve the needs of abandoned, unwanted and abused animals.

Dear Friends,

Please help us identify those who may have been responsible for this dog’s suffering.

On April 7, 2022, he was posted on Facebook as a stray, sleeping in a stairwell in Spring Valley, NY, but he was gone when the police arrived. A few weeks later, on April 27, 2022, he was discovered by a contractor hired to work at a vacant house. The HVHS Humane Law Enforcement was called, and we immediately responded. The dog, a neutered male, red and cream adult Husky was found almost unresponsive by our HLE Officer, who seized the dog and rushed him to a veterinarian. We learned that the ownership of the house had changed; the house was in deplorable conditions and vacant except for this dog. He was found closed inside this house, where it is believed he spent at least 14 days between the initial post as a stray until the day the HVHS was notified. It is estimated he was without food for this period, and his only water source was a single toilet that had barely any water remaining when we arrived. We were skeptical he would survive his severely depleted condition. He was also suffering from a raging case of sarcoptic mange, which is contagious, and he tested positive for Lyme disease. With around-the-clock intensive care from our personnel, he has turned the corner, and we are now optimistic for his future. We anticipate he will remain in the care, custody and control of the HVHS for at least 4-6 months.