Our Progress this Year

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The  Humane Society extends special thanks to  Walmart facility 689 and its Manager Scott McPeek for their support of our efforts and approving a  Community Grant for our group. 

PCHS is thrilled that Walmart believes in and supports our work in the  community and the impact our programs have to improve lives of animals  in need.  During the Covid 19 pandemic, in-person fundraising efforts have ceased but not the need to help animals in crisis.

This Walmart grant will help sustain two or three ‘special need’ medical cases of fosters in our care.
Miss Lucy is in recovery from cancer surgery and has now developed pancreatitis and requires a very special food.
Sylvester is suffering severe Lyme disease side effects and is on special medication to relieve the joint and tendon pain.
THANK YOU AGAIN WALMART.



Many tail wags and purrs from our furry foster critters.
 

Press Release!

Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society Received Rachael Ray Save Them All COVID-19 Relief Grant from Best Friends Animal Society to Help Save Homeless Pets

The Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society—is pleased to have received a Rachael Ray Save Them All COVID-19 Relief Grant from Best Friends Animal Society to ensure that  the SPCHS Covid-19 community assistance program continues to help save the lives of homeless pets living in Pulaski county Kentucky.

“This grant allows us to continue our lifesaving work by helping us provide food for community members; cat colonies and foster animals placed into our program due to job loss and financial burdens for community residents, which is central to our organization’s mission as we serve our community” said Marguerite Arnold. “In this uncertain time, our goal will be to save as many dogs andcats as we were on track to save prior to the pandemic. We are grateful to our community for their support and appreciate the help from Best Friends Animal Society in making Rachael Ray Save Them All COVID-19 Relief Grant possible.”