The Conway Area Humane Society

We are committed to the Human/Animal bond.

• Encouraging it through education and animal adoption.
• Protecting it when threatened by violence, disaster, or medical emergency.
• Respecting it when broken by death

Dusty

Affectionately dubbed “Crusty Dusty” by the shelter staff, this brown classic tabby is a hoot and a half. Though short on teeth (all but two needed pulling), Dusty’s long on personality. In fact, there is nothing bland about him. This spirited 11-year-old’s near-toothless mug gives him a cool kind of smirk that makes him look like Elvis – yep, the hip-swiveling one. A resident of CAHS for more than a year, Dusty’s a freedom-seeker who dislikes his cage. Confinement just isn’t his thing. Dusty would love to be the sole cat in a home with room to roam and only Dusty to dote on. Funny, friendly, affectionate, and fine with dry food, Dusty is a real howl. Come and meet this lovable dude.

Kennel Sponsorship Program
The Conway Area Humane Society has announced the launch of a kennel sponsorship program. All proceeds from this project will support the work of the CAHS in caring for homeless animals.
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Harvest Hills Animal Shelter donates $4000 to Conway Area Humane Society’s 1000-100-10 Campaign

Harvest Hills Animal Shelter has kindly made a generous $4,000 donation to help the Conway Area Humane Society survive its most critical struggle to date. This was money that HHAS had saved to make kennel improvements this summer.

1000-100-10 Campaign Striving to Keep the Doors Open

Conway Area Humane Society Names Virginia Moore Executive Director

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