July 13, 2025

Your support of Clay Humane has helped more than a quarter of a million animals.

To Our Kind and Generous Supporters,

We owe you thanks every day. Today, we at Clay Humane want to thank you specifically for your help in achieving all of our goals during this past year. CCHS receives no county or state funding. The income from our ever-hectic clinic and the generous contributions of our dedicated supporters, like you, have empowered us to help those who have nowhere else to turn when in need. Your support of our organization has had essential ripple effects. With your help, the Society has and will continue to serve individuals from around the area, raising consciousness to the importance of responsible, compassionate pet ownership. As we look to the future, we will remain steadfast in our battle against pet overpopulation. We will carry on until the day comes when senseless animal suffering no longer exists.

As we near 50 years of caring for our community’s animals, we are truly astonished by what we have accomplished. Since our inception, we have sterilized more than 120,000 animals and provided low-cost or free veterinary care to tens of thousands more, including after-hours urgent care patients. We have served as a voice for the animals through campaigns in our communities and schools aimed at fostering humane attitudes toward all living creatures. Through the years, hundreds of orphaned or injured wildlife species have also been rehabilitated and successfully returned to their native habitats with the hope of preserving nature for the generations that follow. And with only smiles as payment, groups of dedicated volunteers have visited seniors in nursing homes and lent crucial assistance to disabled and disadvantaged persons with pets. In everything we do, we are always dedicated to our mission to promote compassion. With every pet, with every conversation, and with every opportunity, we nurture the limitless possibilities of the human and animal connection.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW! As always, we wish you a kind and humane year.