Marnie and Pop

Marnie and Pop are a bonded pair who came to CAHS from Louisiana. Their puppies formerly came to CAHS earlier this year and were adopted out to their forever homes. Marnie is a female 3-year old Lab mix, and Pop is a 3-year-old Collie mix. Both are wonderful, friendly dogs. They are both fond of play and they both love people.These two are very bonded to each other and must go to a home together, so if you are looking to adopt a couple of very nice dogs, come take Marnie and Pop for a walk.

Ace
Ace came to CAHS after being rescued by a local veterinarian. This kind and happy little dog was emaciated and appeared to be starving to death. Dr. Kramer, our shelter veterinarian worked with the dog staff to come up with a diet that would put weight back on him, but getting him to eat was a challenge.     read more>>>>

As Luck would have it….
Lucky for Nina and for Lucky that they found each other. “I just came to drop off some things for the shelter, I am not really looking for a dog,” Nina Perry, editor of the Mountain Ear said when she visited CAHS last Tuesday afternoon. But she decided to meet a few dogs while she was there    read more>>>>

Angus
Angus was found lying in the snow, left for dead. The good people who found him brought him to CAHS, not knowing if he was dead or alive. Upon arrival he was wrapped between two heating pads, and despite this he didn't register a body temperature for over an hour. . read more>>>>

Dozer
Dozer is a loving, handsome, two-and-a-half-year-old chocolate Lab with a very sad story. He was surrendered to the shelter because his owner did not have time for him. Dozer arrived very skinny with a giant thirst, drinking bowl after bowl of water.
Initial X-rays showed an enlarged kidney, and a biopsy was recommended. Dozer made two trips to a veterinary specialist in Portland, and was diagnosed with liver shunt disease.    
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Ollie and Atlas
Ollie, a Dumpster kitten who's still on the mend from antifreeze poisoning, inspired his rescuer to set out a Have-a-Heart trap, on the chance of rescuing his missing litter mates. But what she caught was Atlas, a scar-faced tomcat with just enough street smarts to know a second chance when he sees one.   read more>>>>

LATEST NEWS

"Flea Fur All" Saturdays in July beginning 7/11 . Did you miss the yard sale at CAHS? Well, you can still get some great bargains from 10-3 on Saturdays in July  starting the 11th. Come to the storage space at the Conway shelter and shop amid the many donated items for sale.

Donations for the Animals at Conway Area Humane Society.

Conway Area Humane Society to Open Re-Tails Boutique

Conway Area Humane Society’s Paddy O’Paws Auction Highest Grossing Event in Shelter’s History

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The Conway Area Humane Society

We are committed to the Human/Animal bond

• Encouraging it through education and animal adoption.
• Protecting it when threatened by violence, disaster, or medical emergency.
• Respecting it when broken by death.