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5 Things We Wish Our Community Knew About Animal Shelters
Every day, our team has the privilege of helping animals find safety, healing, and loving homes. We also have the opportunity to work alongside an incredible community that cares deeply about animal welfare. While many people know what happens when they walk through our doors, there is so much work happening behind the scenes that often goes unseen. Understanding how animal shelters operate helps set realistic expectations and, more importantly, shows how every member of the
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Jul 144 min read


Kitten Season Is Here: What Our Community Needs to Know
Every spring and summer, animal shelters across the country begin preparing for one of the busiest times of the year: kitten and puppy season. At Wellington Humane Society, this time of year brings an increase in vulnerable animals needing care, foster homes, medical support, and community assistance. While tiny kittens and puppies may seem exciting, the reality behind kitten season is much bigger than most people realize. What Is “Kitten Season”? Kitten season refers to the
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May 173 min read


Celebrating the Heart of Our Mission: Volunteer Appreciation Month
April is Volunteer Appreciation Month—a time to recognize the incredible individuals who give their time, energy, and compassion to make our work possible. At the humane society, volunteers are more than helpers—they are the heartbeat of everything we do. From walking dogs and socializing shy cats to assisting at events, fostering animals, and supporting daily operations, our volunteers step in wherever they’re needed most. During busy seasons—especially kitten and puppy seas
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Apr 282 min read


Why Spaying and Neutering Matters
You’ve likely heard us—and many other animal welfare organizations—talk about the importance of spaying and neutering pets. But what exactly does that mean, and why does it matter for your pet, your community, and your local shelter? What is Spay/Neuter? Spaying and neutering are surgical procedures that prevent pets from reproducing. Spaying refers to the removal of a female animal’s uterus and ovaries. Neutering refers to the removal of a male animal’s testicles. You may
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Mar 204 min read


Behind the Scenes at the Wellington Humane Society
When people think of humane societies, they often picture wagging tails, cuddly cats, and families taking home new pets. Those moments are beautiful, and our staff loves moments like these. But most people don’t realize that they are only the final chapter of a much longer story. Come with us as we take you behind the scenes at our humane society and show you the part most people never see. The Day Starts Before the Doors Open Before our doors open and visitors arrive, our
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Feb 25 min read
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