Lamar County Humane Society, based in Vernon, Alabama, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping the community by providing financial aid for spay and neuter services and reducing the stray and unwanted animal population in the area. The organization is entirely volunteer run and does not staff a veterinarian, so it is unable to take in severely injured or sick animals, though it keeps a list of other contacts for those situations. To adopt, prospective adopters can view the available animals online, fill out an adoption application, and wait to hear back from the organization.
Fill out the adoption application and reach out to Lamar County Humane Society via info@lchspaws-al.org or call (205) 695-7470.
View available animals and complete an adoption application. The organization will then contact you.
View the adoptable animals on their website, fill out an adoption application, and wait to hear back from the organization.
No, they are entirely volunteer run and do not staff a veterinarian, so they cannot take in severely injured or sick animals, though they keep a list of other contacts for those situations.
Donation and pet rehoming information are both available on their website.
http://www.lchspaws-al.org/rehome-your-pet