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.

Hercules

Hercules may have the Feline AIDS virus (FIV), but he's still as rough and tumble as any other 2-year-old kitty boy. He came to CAHS as a wild and crazy stray, but after being neutered and getting loads of TLC by the staff, he quickly came around and began melting the hearts of all who notice him playfully chirping in his cage. Hercules would do well in a home with other cats, as long as they're lady-loves and not other males. He's very curious about dogs and kids, and loves to swat at toy mice. Can you resist the charm of the mighty Hercules? Stop by CAHS and find out.

Andy Orsini New President of Conway Area Humane Society Balanced - Budget Projected for 2008

Andy Orsini has been elected as the new president of the Conway Area Humane Society as of September 1. Orsini is a Vice President and registered investment advisor and retirement plan consultant with Merrill Lynch; he has worked in the investment management field since 1984. Orsini has extensive experience in non-profit management, most recently serving as the President and Chairman of the Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees, where he served on the board from 2001 to 2008. He was also the treasurer of the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Board of Trustees, and he served on the board of that organization from 1999 to 2003. In Boston, he served as an investment advisor to the Boston Minuteman Council for that non-profit’s multimillion dollar endowment. Andy lives with two German Shepherds and two cats, all of which were rescued animals.
Anita Burroughs has stepped down as president, having rejoined the board of directors in 2007. Burroughs states that “two of our organizational goals were to recruit new directors with significant non-profit and financial management skills, and to identify individuals who could lead the CAHS into the next phase of its development. Andy’s expertise in the financial arena along with his track record in the non-profit sector makes him a superb choice to serve as president of the board.”
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Carole Cotton sponsors Conway Area Humane Society’s Lifelong Friends Program

Carole Cotton of Our Favorite Things Collectibles in Albany, NH has donated $3000 to the Lifelong Friends Program at the Conway Area Humane Society (CAHS). The program helps match older pet owners who have recently lost a pet or are alone and lonely, with older animals waiting at the shelter for their second chance for a loving home.
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Conway Area Humane Society establishes the Dancer/Dozer Medical Fund

Dozer, a skinny, lethargic and underdeveloped two-and-a-half-year-old Chocolate Lab was surrendered to CAHS by an owner who could no longer care for him. Through medical testing we learned that Dozer was suffering from liver shunt disease. His condition required a very expensive medical test to determine whether or not Dozer would be a candidate for surgery, which in turn would incur further expense.
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Eagle Scout Candidate presents a check

Conway Area Humane Society Open House to Feature Furry Creatures and Family Fun

Kennel Sponsorship Program

PuppyPalooza Talent Show Raises Money for Conway Area Humane Society

1000-100-10 Challenge

Harvest Hills Animal Shelter donates $4000 to Conway Area Humane Society’s 1000-100-10 Campaign

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