May/June 2022
HAL Friends and Supporters,
Happy Spring! Hope is in the air. Embrace the joy of life and of new beginnings.
We partner with two pet adoption websites, Petfinder and Adopt-a-Pet, to advertise and showcase our
Meet Hawthorn.
A handsome boy looking for his forever homes. Hawthorn is full of energy. He makes us smile everyday with his curiosity and zest for life. He loves watching birds, geckoes, squirrels, deer, and rabbits from the safety of the screen porch. He loves his laser toys, springs and the cat dancer.

Once your pet has gone missing, use the helpful information on the “Missing Pets” page. It contains tactical tips on how and where to search for your pet, who to inform when your pet is missing, and even provides a template for a lost pet flyer that you can easily customize. Browse through this information so that you are prepared in case your pet goes missing. Your pets will most likely not come home on their own. It is up to you to find them. Be a detective and gather clues when you go door to door passing out your flyer. Talk to everyone in the household especially the kids. Your furry friend is depending on you to find them.
Director
Humane Association of the Lowcountry(HAL)