Starting March 1, 2024 our open adoptions days for dogs at 3241 Mr. Joe White Ave., will be Fridays through...
If you are interested in adopting or meeting any of our animals available for adoption please FILL OUT AN ONLINE ADOPTION APPLICATION LOCATED HERE ON OUR WEBSITE. Due to the volume of interest in our animals and the convenience we now offer of applying online for adoption, we are not always able to reply to messages sent through our Petfinder page. MESSAGES RECEIVED THROUGH PETFINDER MAY GO UNANSWERED.
Meet Our April Pup of the Month – Hudson
Who’s ready for spring? Our boy Hudson is ready for belly rubs in the sunshine and he is our Lucky Pup of the Month sponsored by Colleen & Mike Yost which means all his adoption fees are sponsored.
He’s a sweet pup who loves to play outside and walks easy on the leash. He’s super smart and knows his sit, stay, down and paw commands. He jumps right into his seat when it’s time to go for a ride in the car. He’s so much fun!
Hudson is about 3 years old as of April 2024, weighs about 40 pounds and likes to choose his own doggie friends. He’s been at the shelter since November 2023 waiting for his forever family. There’s lots of tail wagging when he meets a new friend and would love to spend his days cuddling in the sunshine with his new family.
Come meet our handsome Hudson at the Grand Strand Humane Society and make your Month Lucky too!
To apply to adopt Hudson please visit our Adopt page at Adopt page
To learn a little more about Hudson you may visit his Petfinder profile using this link. Hudson – April Pup of the Month
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Our Mission
Grand Strand Humane Society exists to improve the quality of life for companion animals by providing shelter and care to the lost, homeless, helpless and unwanted animals of our community. We focus on finding adoptive homes for the animals in our shelter, providing low-cost veterinary care to the public, and through community involvement and education further the bond between people and animals.
Grand Strand Humane Society is an open admission shelter taking in animals brought in by the City of Myrtle Beach Animal Control officers and from citizens within the Myrtle Beach city limits. Years ago we made the decision to stop euthanizing healthy, adoptable animals for space and it was the right decision and the only option for Grand Strand Humane Society. The decision did increase our financial struggle, but we will continue finding every healthy, adoptable animal a forever family as long as it is financially feasible. Because of these efforts we are now proud to be a part of the No-Kill South Carolina community.
Grand Strand Humane Society is further committed to providing excellent customer service to those people visiting our facility in the hopes that all our animals can find caring and loving homes.
Grand Strand Humane Society also strives to educate our community about responsible pet ownership and works hard to investigate and prevent animal cruelty of all kinds. We make every effort to provide all communities within our area cost-effective adoption rates as well as low-cost spay & neuter surgeries and preventative healthcare services.