The Humane Society of Washington County (HSWC) is a leading resource for animal-related issues in the area. Since its establishment in 1921 by Ms. Daisy Derby Whipple, HSWC has been dedicated to promoting the welfare of companion and domestic animals.

They achieve this through educational programs and initiatives that address pet overpopulation, fostering, adoptions, and responsible pet guardianship. With a vision to enhance and protect the lives of all animals, HSWC actively collaborates with the community. Their comprehensive services include sheltering, humane education, spay/neuter programs, and adoptions.

Over the years, HSWC has expanded its facilities to include an Adoption Center and Veterinary Center, proving their commitment to the wellbeing of animals. Led by Ms. Colin A.

Berry, M. S., an experienced executive director in the animal welfare field, HSWC is driven by its strong leadership and passionate staff. Officer Crystal Mowery, the Field Services Director, ensures the protection and welfare of animals, while Kimberly Jones, the Director of Animal Initiatives, spearheads their volunteer program and advocates for animal rights.

At HSWC, every effort is made to provide a loving and caring environment for animals and to educate the community on responsible pet ownership. By supporting HSWC, you become a vital part of their mission to create a more humane society