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For No Hungry Pets
Written By: David Stroud - Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society | Issue: 2020/05 - May
Monty holds a very special place in our hearts because his adopting mom gave us the first donation in 2015 to create our free food pet pantry, which we call “Meals from Monty.” In the past five years, we have distributed approximately 75,000 pounds of free pet food to help families in times of hardship.
We need donations now more than ever to keep our Meals from Monty pet pantry stocked, because the need is greater than ever to help local families during the Covid-19 pandemic. We welcome food donations of any brand and type (dry kibble or canned food) for our pet pantry. You can bring donations to our shelter Monday through Friday, from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M., but please call us first at (828) 743-5752 to let us know you’re coming. If purchasing online, you are welcome to have a food donation shipped to our physical address at: CHHS, 200 Gable Drive, Sapphire, NC 28774.
We also would be very thankful for financial donations of any amount to help keep our shelter doors open during this difficult time. There are three ways to make a financial gift: 1. Online via our website chhumanesociety.org (look for the red “Donate” button on the top right of the home page); 2. Charge a donation to your credit card by calling us at (828) 743-5752 or; 3. Send your check to our mailing address at CHHS, P.O. Box 638, Cashiers, NC 28717.
As long as we have donations to keep our pet pantry stocked, the Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society (thanks to Monty and his amazing mom) will strive to help ensure that we have no hungry pets in our community. If you need help, please call us. And if you can help us with a donation, we sure would appreciate it.
Established in 1987, Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization located at 200 Gable Drive in Sapphire, one-and-a-half miles east of the Cashiers Ingles in between Cedar Creek Club and Lonesome Valley on Highway 64 East.
