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April 18, 2020 - 5:00-8:00pm
Tickets will go on sale March 2, 2020. Featuring tastes of food and drink from over 30 different establishments — it is an amazing event! Good food and drink, great music, and a fun crowd. Benefitting the Humane Society of Blue Ridge.
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Let's Fix It! $20 Spay/Neuter
Help reduce the number of unwanted animals - be a part of the solution!
Purchase Spay/Neuter Online - First 100 Includes Free Rabies Shot!
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New Thrift Store Location
The thrift store has moved and is now located at 2380 East First Street, Blue Ridge, GA 30513!
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Making a memorial or honor gift to the Humane Society of Blue Ridge is an excellent way to pay tribute to the special animals, people, and events in your life. The added bonus is that your gift will make a difference in the lives of the animals we rescue, care for, and adopt.
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Trap Neuter & Release Feral Cat Program
The TNR program is a free service to humanely trap feral cats, have them spayed or neutered, and return them after recovery. As of the end of 2018, the TNR program resulted in 1,453 feral cats being spayed or neutered.
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Community Dog Park
Bring your pets out to play and exercise! Visit the dog park at 171 Mineral Springs Rd, Blue Ridge, GA 30513.
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Volunteer
If you are looking for something wonderful to do for our community and to help rescue and adopt homeless animals and to educate the public on animal related issues, the Humane Society of Blue Ridge is actively seeking volunteers!
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HSBR 2018 Successes
- 114 new animals rescued: 70 cats and 44 dogs
- 102 animals adopted: 63 cats and 39 dogs
- Free pet food to 763 families
- 587 spays/neuters supported
- 555 feral cats trapped, neutered/spayed, and released
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Find a Pet
Meet your new furry family member!
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How to Help
From volunteering to fostering, here's how to contribute.
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Donate
Donations feed and care for animals in need today!
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Lost or Found Pet?
Don't panic. Here's what to do.
Mission Statement
The Humane Society of Blue Ridge, Georgia works diligently to increase the awareness of animal issues through public education, striving to end euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals, and to promote and offer affordable spay and neutering and rabies inoculation. The Humane Society of Blue Ridge is a non-profit group comprised mainly of volunteers whose mission is to promote respect for all living things, to provide for the welfare of abandoned, injured, or mistreated animals and to find them loving, permanent homes.
