Humane Society Of Grand Bahama

12/05/2026

Olly is missing from his home on Beginning Drive in South Bahamia. He is microchipped. If seen or found please call owner at 441.1259 or the HSGB at 727.2477. Please share!

08/05/2026

📣 NOTICE ‼️

Our clinic will be open tomorrow, Saturday May 9th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for walk-ins. First come, first served!

Pet owners should also be aware of the extreme heat warnings for our area for the next few days and take measures to protect your pets.

Make sure they have adequate ventilation, shade and access to cool, clean, fresh water at all times. Avoid strenuous exercise especially in the heat of the day.

06/05/2026

We have so many new followers so we want to take the moment to reintroduce ourselves! The Second Chance Secondhand Shop is a thrift store where all proceeds going to help care for the animals of Grand Bahama. The store relies on donations from the community and is operated by wonderful volunteers who donate their time. We have a wide variety of items, clothing, housewares, electronics, books, sports equipment, if you can think of it odds are we have it! Come check us out and please pass this along! We are open Thursday thru Saturday 11-3 and are located across from the International Bazaar in the old Silvano's restaurant space. See you soon!

06/05/2026

These two dogs have been roaming the Fortune Village/Fortune Point area for several days and are now at the shelter. If you own or recognize these dogs please call or WhatsApp us at 727.2477. Please share!

05/05/2026

UPDATE MAY 6: Reunited with owner, thanks for the shares!

This dog was brought in this morning after having been seen roaming in the Balao Road/Midshipman area for several days. If you own or recognize this dog please call or WhatsApp us at 727.2477. Please share!

05/05/2026

📣Did you know?

Shorebird populations are experiencing a global crisis, with 34% of species now of conservation concern as of 2024, up from 12% in 1988. Key threats include habitat loss/degradation, climate change, disturbance, and hunting. Many migratory species are in severe decline due to losing crucial coastal stopover areas.

What is a shorebird? Shorebirds are a diverse group of over 200 species that rely on water for eating, nesting, and resting, often near beaches or rocky areas.

Grand Bahama is home to a number of species of shorebirds - some year-round and some just passing through on their spring and fall migratory routes when they stop over here to rest and refuel for their long journeys.

Some local shorebirds actually nest in the sand and others nest in grasses near the water.

We are in the midst of the spring migration and nesting season, which is a great time to see these birds, but also a time they are at their most vulnerable.

If you take your dog to the beach, please make sure they're on leash at all times and if you see a nest or bird, please take your dog the other direction! Same goes for curious kids - by all means, encourage them to enjoy observing birds but at a respectful distance only!

If you see a bird that you think may be injured but you don't see any visible injuries, please give it a little time; sometimes they're just exhausted and need time to rest. If you're unsure what to do please feel free to call us at 727.2477 for advice or send us a photo via WhatsApp.

Let's all do our part to protect these incredible creatures!

01/05/2026

Diesel (a neutered male) is missing from his home in Fortune Village (off Midshipman). If seen or found please call owner at 827.4282 or the HSGB at 727.2477. Please share!

27/04/2026

UPDATE: Reunited with owner. Thanks for the shares!

This dog was found roaming this morning on Fortune Bay Drive (north of East Sunrise Hwy). If you own or recognize this dog please call or WhatsApp us at 727.1390 or 727.2477. Please share!

27/04/2026

Rusty (neutered male) is missing from his home on Coral Road (Ridge area). If seen or found please call owner at 439.5853 or HSGB at 727.2477. Please share!

24/04/2026

📣 NOTICE‼️

Our clinic will be open tomorrow, Saturday April 25th for walk-ins from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. First come first served!

One of our three little Harry Potter kittens has been adopted! One girl and one boy remain in their foster home but will have to come back to the shelter soon if not adopted. If interested please fill out our adoption application at https://www.humanesocietygb.org/adoptionApplicationShelterLuv-cat.html

21/04/2026

Please help if you can and remember, sharing is helping too. Megan is an incredibly special and caring young woman who we have watched grow up and we are hoping and praying for her to get relief and the ongoing care she needs.

Link to fundraiser: https://gofund.me/2f18a447b

YOUNG GB WOMAN IN NEED OF $500,000 FOR URGENT SPECIALIST TREATMENT
A YOUNG Grand Bahama woman whose story first captured national attention as a child is now in a race against time, as her family seeks to raise $500,000 through a GoFundMe campaign to secure life-saving medical care abroad.
https://bit.ly/4vFPSiP

GoFundMe campaign: https://gofund.me/9a5eb5d8d