HPHS THANKS YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONs
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High Plains Humane Society is a 501-C3 non-profit organization consisting of a board and volunteers. Because we are a non-profit, our organization works off of the donations we receive from wonderful people like you. Thank you for your generosity!
Other Options for Donations
Choose from our range of flexible options to donate the way that works best for you.
HOW HPHS USES YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS
High Plains Humane Society thanks you for your kindness. Without your generous donations, we wouldn’t be successful in our endeavors.
Because of the generosity of our community and state, we’ve successfully spayed and neutered thousands of animals since 2010. This has reduced the pet population in our area by hundreds of thousands.
SPAY/NEUTER CLINICS
Our low-cost spay & neuter clinics have been successful in assisting pet owners, who would not otherwise be able to afford this service. These clinics are essential in addressing the overpopulation crisis in our community. Therefore, we use our donations to purchase necessary medical supplies, etc. for these clinics.
VACCINATION EVENTS
There are very contagious diseases that spread through animals. Veterinarians warn against parvo and distemper in dogs. The New Mexico Statutes and Regulations on Animal Control requires rabies vaccination of all cats and dogs. Because of this, we work to provide low-cost vaccination events for pet owners.
PET FOOD PANTRY
High Plains Humane Society maintains a pet food pantry through donations (product and monetary) from our community. This food is available for emergency situations. We allow pet owners who are in crisis to take food home to their animals. We never want our furry friends to go hungry.
PUBLIC EDUCATION
HPHS focuses solely on the overpopulation crisis in our community. We are heartbroken over the euthanasia numbers from our local shelters. These numbers are a direct result of animals not being sterilized. We believe educating the public on the importance of sterilizing and vaccinating their animals is vital to the success of our programs.