Heart 2 Heart Animal Welfare Organization

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

SOS We have a tiny kitten stuck up in am engine compartment of a vehicle at Quicl chick.

06/05/2026

YES! 🐾❤️🐾

06/05/2026

Some great pups looking for their perfect people!

Good dogs. Overlooked. ❤️

These 7 amazing dogs have been waiting far too long for someone to see what we see every day.

Jules, McGonagall, Sailor, Swaye, CiCi, Butters, and Sandy have all been with us for more than 3 months. While they may not be the first dogs to run up and demand attention, they each have something special to offer the person willing to give them a chance.

Many of them are shy or timid when meeting new people. Shelter life can be overwhelming, and some dogs need a little extra time before their true personalities shine. But once they trust you, you’ll discover loyal companions, gentle hearts, and lifelong best friends.

A few have unique stories:
🐾 CiCi is deaf, but she doesn’t let that slow her down. She may not hear you, but she’ll still listen with her heart.

🐾 McGonagall has completed heartworm treatment and her best days are ahead.

🐾 Swaye was born with a deformity in his front right leg, but it certainly doesn’t slow him down.

To help these wonderful dogs find the homes they deserve, their adoption fees have been reduced to just $45.

Please share this post. The perfect family for one of these dogs may be just one share away.

Visit us at www.humanecamden.org or stop by and meet them in person.

📍 Humane Society of Camden County
950 S. Grove Blvd.
Kingsland, GA

🕛 Open Monday–Saturday
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

📧 [email protected]
📞 912-729-7141

Open their heart. Change their life. 🐾

06/03/2026

Another week, another 8 cats fixed!
2026 total so far: 117 cats and 21 dogs!
"Dogs??" Yes, dogs! If you can drive them to and from the clinic about an hour away, we can help! Includes rabies vax and pain meds! Reach out for details!
912-406-3031

06/01/2026

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06/01/2026

If you don't have animal control, you report directly to the department of agriculture.
If you have animal control, you report to them AND the local Sheriff's office. If nothing is done you then report to your states department of agriculture.

Should Vets Be Allowed to Report Suspected Pet Abuse Without Consent?

Veterinarians may be the first people to notice signs of animal abuse, neglect, fear, or unsafe living conditions. Allowing them to report serious concerns can help protect pets who cannot speak for themselves, while still requiring good faith, evidence, confidentiality, and local legal guidelines.

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speak up for animals? Comment and share.