Humane Society of El Paso Inc - El Paso Giving Day

Humane Society of El Paso Inc

The Humane Society of El Paso is the oldest shelter in the El Paso area. HSEP was established in 1947 by seventy-five animal advocates who wanted to help animals suffering from the rabies crisis ravaging our community. In 2008, HSEP relocated to 4991 Fred Wilson and, in 2010, became a no-kill facility. HSEP cares for nearly 4,000 homeless dogs and cats every year. In addition, foster programs include neonatal, orphaned kittens/puppies, pregnant or nursing moms, animals with special needs, medical patients, and long-term residents. HSEP works to make happiness happen in the lives of homeless animals while they wait for their forever home.

Causes: Animals, Education

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The Humane Society of El Paso (HSEP) is calling on the El Paso community to come together on El Paso Giving Day, October 15th, with a goal of raising $50,000 to support the shelter’s In-house Medical Team and Foster Care Program.

Funds raised will help provide the necessary medical treatment, including life-saving surgeries for shelter animals. Donations will also support HSEP’s foster program, which is 100% free for approved foster families, helping more animals receive the care and temporary homes they need to recover, grow, or wait for adoption.

“Our in-house medical team and foster program are two of the ways we are able to say yes to animals who need us most, said Robert Shamy, Executive Director of the Humane Society of El Paso. This giving day we’re asking our community to help us reach $50,000 so we can continue providing the medical care, foster support, and second chances these animals deserve.”

The Humane Society of El Paso is a donation-run, no-kill, nonprofit organization that relies on the community support to provide for homeless animals.

A special thank you to the Melinda and Meyer Marcus Family Foundation, and Andrea Dorsey Kirs Legacy Foundation. We could not do our work without self-less foundations like yours.