Since HART has moved off the streets and into an actual building we now call home, our adoption rates have increased! Since we’ve opened our center, we are now able to take in more animals and find good homes for them. We are now able to house more animals than before, we’ve picked up more volunteers, and the community support is vital. We wish to thank all of you who have welcomed us, giving us encouraging words, and brought us gifts of much needed supplies and monetary donations. Our center is a happy place, where animals roam freely, have lots of toys to play with, and get lots of attention from many visitors. People love to visit and sit in the comfortable areas to play with the animals, and the cats love it too!

Is to eliminate the surplus animals from being born.

Through this relentless pursuit, we will reach the point of balance between supply and demand. In return, animals will become more valuable and therefore, hopefully, treated with respect.

Is "Pound Prevention" with homes for all.

Spaying and neutering is paramount; with fewer animals in the pounds, fewer must die. BIRTH PREVENTION = POUND PREVENTION

Is ensuring quality of life to all living creatures, both feral and domestic.

By controlling the reproduction rate of neighborhood strays, we are relieving some of the burden from the county pound, consequently saving money for the local governments and taxpayers. By "cleaning up" the local neighborhoods, HART also helps prevent tom-fighting, spraying and the spread of diseases from the feral and stray animals to family pets. Pet overpopulation is a huge cost to the taxpayers, to the lives of the animals, and to the hearts of the people who care.