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Southeast Volusia Humane Society
1200 South Glencoe Road New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 (386) 428-9860 Volunteer: We need volunteers in these areas: * Kennel Assistants * Dog Walkers / Cat & Kitty Petters * Bathers / Groomers * Pat-A-Pet * Pet Therapy * Special Events * Delivery and Collections * General Maintenance of buildings and grounds You can download and print a volunteer application and release form on our website and bring it to the shelter with you. Donation: Our communities continue to grow, and with that growth comes more unwanted, abandoned and displaced dogs (and cats) that are taken to our shelter to be cared for each and every day. We are currently taking in over 4,000 dogs and cats every year, and the numbers keep growing. The animals deserve a Humane Society that can house and care for them properly until they are adopted into new homes. Please, help us help the animals by CONTINUING TO GIVE your support. No donation is too small! Many items are needed on a daily basis. 100% of all donations are used to care for the homeless animals at our shelter. Any donations should be made payable to: Southeast Volusia Humane Society. Donations are tax deductible as provided by law. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800) 435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDAION BY THE STATE. - Solicitation of Contributions Act Registration #CH11615 Membership: Help support homeless animals by becoming a member of the Southeast Volusia Humane Society.
Membership amounts:
* Single $15
* Family $25
* Gold $50
* Diamond $100-$500
* Life $501 and up
Donations are tax deductible as provided by law. sc#11615
100% of all donations are used to care for the homeless animals at our shelter.
Online Membership Purchasing Coming Soon! Service Information for Dogs Adoption: Before you begin your search for your new best friend, we invite you think it through. Adopting a pet is a big decision. You’re about to make a long-term commitment, so you want to be sure it’s right for you. Ask yourself, Am I ready for a pet? Is this the right time? Do I have enough time to devote to my new companion? Will I be able to care for a dog or cat with the resources I have?
We also encourage you to do your research and find the pet that’s right for you and your lifestyle and home situation. Once you’ve given some serious thought about what it takes to be a responsible pet owner, take a look at our pet photos and visit our adoption center to find your new best friend.
All adoptions are processed at the shelter. Click on the link below to download and print the application prior to visiting us at the shelter.
Adoption Fee: $75
When you adopt your cuddly friend from the Southeast Volusia Humane Society your adoption fee includes:
• Spay/neuter operation (if needed)
• Worming
• Rabies, Distemper, and Bordetella Vaccinations
• Heartworm Screening and Prevention (4 months & older)
• Humane Society I.D. Tag
• Free Heath Exam at a Participating Veterinarian
• Free “Training Your Adopted Dog” DVD
• and Free Obedience Classes Pet Education: Obedience Classes
Every SEVHS adoptee is welcome to participate in the classes.
Adopting a new dog is a very rewarding experience, but it can be stressful & challenging to new owners and pets since not all adopted dogs have basic obedience.
To help new pet owners with this adjustment period, volunteers from our Board of Directors hold classes every Saturday morning at 9:00 am to offer obedience training and tips to new owners.
The classes are divided into beginner and advance.
Everyone loves watching these dogs getting a second chance!
A HUGE thanks to Vicky, Barbara and Janet for donating their time to do these classes! Lost and Found Pet Services: If you have lost or found a pet, the most important thing you can do is to bring your information to the Humane Society so we can properly assist you with the next steps. This will allow us to alert the proper parties and ensure the animals involved have a happy reunion with their families.
You can also take advantage of the following options in the case your pet is lost:
Call or visit your local Humane Society right away and leave a lost report with the shelter.
The Southeast Volusia Humane Society receives calls about found pets everyday. We may have information about your lost pet, so call or come in person.
Notify the public as soon as possible.
If your pet cannot be found at a shelter, take the initiative and post notices, handout flyers, and place ads in local newspapers.
Call your pet’s veterinarian and let them know your animal is lost.
Many times, individuals that find an injured dog or cat will take it to a veterinarian.
Who Do You Call?
If you have seen a pet wandering the streets or have found an injured pet, please visit our Who Do You Call? page for local animal control services. Accepts Owner Surrenders: All of us want the best for our pets, but sometimes our best intentions for giving our pets safe, happy lifelong homes don’t always pan out the way we expect. Circumstances may change over time, and we may have to let go of our best friend.
If you find yourself in this situation, please make sure you contact us at the shelter directly by phone or visit. We have the resources available to guide you through this process and help you find your animal the love and care they deserve. Service Information for Cats Adoption: Before you begin your search for your new best friend, we invite you think it through. Adopting a pet is a big decision. You’re about to make a long-term commitment, so you want to be sure it’s right for you. Ask yourself, Am I ready for a pet? Is this the right time? Do I have enough time to devote to my new companion? Will I be able to care for a dog or cat with the resources I have?
We also encourage you to do your research and find the pet that’s right for you and your lifestyle and home situation. Once you’ve given some serious thought about what it takes to be a responsible pet owner, take a look at our pet photos and visit our adoption center to find your new best friend.
All adoptions are processed at the shelter. Click on the link below to download and print the application prior to visiting us at the shelter.
Adoption Fee: $75
When you adopt your cuddly friend from the Southeast Volusia Humane Society your adoption fee includes:
• Spay/neuter operation (if needed)
• Worming
• Rabies and Distemper Vaccinations
• Humane Society I.D. Tag
• Bag of Food
• Free Heath Exam at a Participating Veterinarian
• and Free “Your Adopted Cat” DVD Lost and Found Pet Services: If you have lost or found a pet, the most important thing you can do is to bring your information to the Humane Society so we can properly assist you with the next steps. This will allow us to alert the proper parties and ensure the animals involved have a happy reunion with their families.
You can also take advantage of the following options in the case your pet is lost:
Call or visit your local Humane Society right away and leave a lost report with the shelter.
The Southeast Volusia Humane Society receives calls about found pets everyday. We may have information about your lost pet, so call or come in person.
Notify the public as soon as possible.
If your pet cannot be found at a shelter, take the initiative and post notices, handout flyers, and place ads in local newspapers.
Call your pet’s veterinarian and let them know your animal is lost.
Many times, individuals that find an injured dog or cat will take it to a veterinarian.
Who Do You Call?
If you have seen a pet wandering the streets or have found an injured pet, please visit our Who Do You Call? page for local animal control services. Accepts Owner Surrenders: All of us want the best for our pets, but sometimes our best intentions for giving our pets safe, happy lifelong homes don’t always pan out the way we expect. Circumstances may change over time, and we may have to let go of our best friend.
If you find yourself in this situation, please make sure you contact us at the shelter directly by phone or visit. We have the resources available to guide you through this process and help you find your animal the love and care they deserve. |
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