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

24 Hours. One Kennel (L2). One Goal: $35,000

Our shelter animals waiting for their forever home means spending day after day in a kennel, watching potential adopters pass by.

For Anton Conlon, CEO of YFP Health, that reality is personal.

After adopting Poppy and Lilibet from the Humane Society of El Paso, Anton committed to giving back to the shelter, shining a light on the thousands of homeless animals waiting for their adoption day. For another year, he is taking that commitment one step further.

On October 14 at 2 PM, Anton will spend 24 hours in L2 — or until HSEP raises $35,000!

To help put your impact into perspective:

  • $10 helps sponsor the cost of Rabies Vaccine
  • $30 helps cover the cost of microchip, and heartworm test
  • $50 helps cover the cost spay/neuter surgeries
  • $100 helps feed shelter residents for a day

Follow along, stop by to see Anton Oct. 14 at 2 PM, share his story, and help HSEP reach their El Paso Giving Day Goal.