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We are committed to the Human/Animal bond.
4th Annual Putt for Pets Golf Day - Sunday August 18th
$85 per player - includes 18 holes of golf, shared cart and lunch. All proceeds to benefit Conway Area Humane Society.
Paddy O’Paws Benefit Brunch and Auction raises over $38,000 for the Animals
Paula Ouimette named new Operations Manager of the Conway Area Humane Society Virginia Moore Appointed Executive Director of The Conway Area Humane Society The Animal Rescue League of NH-North Conway shelter receives a $200,000 Bequest Bark in the Park raises $31,000 for the Animals in the Conway Shelter View Our Monthly Newsletter Here |
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CAHS is now open on Friday until 6 pm 4th Annual Putt For Pets Golf Day August 18th
CAHS is participating in Please visit one of our resale shops - ReTails and Harrison House
Planet Aid boxes are located at the Shelter and at Karla's Pet Rendezvous at 1511 Rt. 16 in Conway
We now have a Big Hearted Book Bin located at the Conway shelter
Check out the "We Are the World" Conway Area Humane Society Video |
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Sutter is a playful, goofy and fun-loving Lab / Shar Pei mix. He is also three-legged. This playful clown is joyful and willing to learn anything you send his way. He walks well on a leash and loves people. His fur is as soft as a bunny. Sutter came to us from North Carolina. We do not know how he lost his leg but he seems to be able to get around very well on three. He likes other dogs but tends to play a little rough. He will listen and learn however. This pleasant little fellow deserves a loving home and is waiting to meet his new family at CAHS, 223 E. Main St. in Conway, NH.
St. Patrick's Day was celebrated in a big way by The Conway Area Humane Society and supporters of the shelter at the 10th Annual Paddy O'Paws Benefit Brunch and Auction. The event took place on Sunday, March 17 at the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort. This year was another record breaker bringing in a net of over $38,000 for the shelter animals.
