FAQ: HAL
1. Is HAL affiliated with the Beaufort County Animal Shelter (SHELTER) or the Hilton Head Humane Association (HHHA) or Palmetto Animal League?
The Beaufort County Animal Services is administered by the county. Note: After normal working hours, officers respond to animal emergencies only — for example rescuing injured (e.g., hit by car but still alive) or removing vicious animals (e.g., dog bites someone). Stray dogs or cats are not considered emergencies. For a copy of the shelter’s mission and a complete list of objectives, visit their Web site. Hilton Head Humane Association (HHHA) is 501c3, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a safe haven for abandoned cats and dogs of the Low Country. It is funded entirely by membership dues, private donations, and generous bequests. Their mission is to improve the lives of homeless dogs and cats while also working to substantially lower the numbers of animals reproduced or relinquished. They have a permanent building located in Hilton Head Island and a building in Okatie. The Palmetto Animal League (PAL) is a private, non-profit, 501c3, no-kill animal rescue organization. They have a permanent building located in Okatie. 2. Is HAL affiliated with the ASPCA or Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)?
3. Where can I find further information about HAL, such as history, mission or objectives?
This information is published on our Web site in the About Us page. 4. What can the average citizen do in Beaufort County to help HAL?
There are lots of ways to help. There are lots of ways to donate – time/money. Everyone can do something. Check out our suggestions on the Donate page. 5. How do I volunteer to help?
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