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We are a 501c3 foster-based rescue located in Johnson City, TN serving animals of the Appalachian Highlands and beyond! 🐾

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from your friends at Appalachian Highlands Humane Society!

We hope you have a safe, happy holiday with your furry friends and family. 👻 🐾

10/30/2026

Meet Tallulah!

She is a one-year-old brown tabby. Her eyes are a stunning honey-gold hue. She weighs 6.7 pounds. Her adoption includes her spay, vaccines, deworming, combo test, and microchip!

This sweet girl is destined to make someone a fantastic companion! Could that be you? Apply online at ahhumanesociety.org or come and visit Tallulah at 2101 W. Walnut Street, Johnson City, TN 37604. We are open Tues-Sat 10AM-5PM.

10/30/2026

Have you ever seen a dog bring such joy to a group of individuals?

Pictured is Poppy visiting the Life Care Center of Gray. She is genuinely a gentle giant. She stands even with staff, giving them warm hugs. She nuzzles into residents and gives them the sweetest doggy kisses. Poppy has visited several times and is always on her best behavior.

We have a hard time understanding why she hasn't been adopted, because she is so wonderful. Poppy is a large dog with an even larger heart. While Poppy loves visits, she deserves a family. We keep hoping that someone will give her a chance!

Learn more about Poppy on our website at ahhumanesociety.org.

10/30/2026

Don't judge a book by its cover, and don't judge a dog by its breed. ❤️🐾

Last November, a little puppy named Molly was adopted from AHHS. She was one of approximately 11 puppies born to their mama, Maxine. Her new family renamed her Sadie.

As Sadie grew, her appearance began to resemble that of a Pitbull, and her adopter admits it made her nervous. With six young grandchildren and a house cat, she worried about what that might mean for her family. Even those closest to her expressed concerns, and for a moment, she wondered if bringing Sadie home had been the right decision.

But she chose to look at the dog she actually knew, not the assumptions attached to how she looked.

She knew Sadie was sweet, playful, loyal, and had never shown her a moment of aggression. She knew the bond they were building was special, and the thought of returning her to the shelter simply didn't feel right.

Fast forward to today, and Sadie is a beloved member of the family! With the help of a trainer, she's learned her basic commands and continues to grow. She may still get a little too excited when welcoming visitors, but she's become everything her family hoped for and more.

Her adopter shared this story in hopes of encouraging others who might hesitate to adopt a dog based on their appearance or suspected breed mix.

And we couldn't agree more.

A dog's appearance doesn't tell you their personality. A breed label doesn't tell you their heart. Every dog is an individual, with their own temperament, personality, and potential. Responsible training, socialization, and getting to know the individual dog matter far more than assumptions based on appearance alone.

Sadie's story is a beautiful reminder to look beyond the labels and give dogs the chance to show us who they really are.

Thank you to her mom for adopting and never giving up on Sadie.

We're so happy this sweet girl found her forever home! ❤️

10/29/2026

Happy National Cat Day from all of us at AHHS!

Cats make our lives better, one meow at a time. Let's see your feline friends! Share your photos in the comments. ❤️

10/28/2026

We have one unreserved appointment spot open for next Monday, 11/2. These appointments are typically for our program animals, but we would like to offer this one to a member of our community.

The appointment is for a canine spay and Rabies (if needed). There would be no cost for the recipient.This will be first come, first served! The first individual to email Halee at [email protected] requesting to utilize this appointment will get it. We will then send more details regarding the appointment!

Please only reach out if you NEED the help.

P.S.- Picture of cute Poppy for attention! ❤️

10/28/2026

If biscuits weren't cute enough, allow us to present swinging biscuits. 🥰

10/28/2026

The Life Care Center of Gray We is inviting the community to take part in their pet food drive for Giving Tuesday! 🐶🐱 They are accepting donations of cat food and dog food for the Appalachian Highlands Humane Society. 🗓️ Please drop off donations at their facility by December 1.

Thank you for your support! ❤️

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10/28/2026

Become a Faithful Friend! 🐶 ❤️ 🐱

Your monthly contribution will provide food, vaccines, and even life-saving surgery for animals at the Appalachian Highlands Humane Society. Watch this video for more info and scan the QR Code to make your first donation.

https://www.ahhumanesociety.org/recurring-monthly-donations/

Address

2101 W Walnut Street
Johnson City, TN
37604

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+14239268533

Website

http://ahhumanesociety.org/

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