Bigbee Humane Society

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Bigbee Humane Society The mission of Bigbee Humane Society is to make possible a better world for all animals by providing shelter, educating the community about humane care.

We are a small group of volunteers dedicated to giving rescue dogs a second chance. We operate solely on donations. We are not funded by any city or county organization. We all work full time jobs, have family etc, but we think every dog deserves a chance so we are the voice for the voiceless. We do operate as a no-kill shelter. We do not euthanize to make space for another dog, which sometimes prevents us from helping every dog in need. We provide a safe place for every dog we take in. Our shelter consist of all outdoor kennels. That is why we work so hard to find a better placement for each dog we take in. Our priority is pulling dogs from our local kill shelters and city pounds. We are always in need of new volunteers. Dogs always need to be walked, bathed, and vetted. Transporters are always needed. If interested in volunteering please email us at [email protected]

Anyone missing a dog just north of Linden AL?
10/19/2026

Anyone missing a dog just north of Linden AL?

It is long overdue for a new Bigbee t-shirt fundraiser, so here it is!! We're doing it as a pre-sale so they can be loca...
10/14/2026

It is long overdue for a new Bigbee t-shirt fundraiser, so here it is!! We're doing it as a pre-sale so they can be locally made. You may pick up at our thrift store downtown, make arrangements with one of our volunteers by messenger or if you are not local we can ship if you pay shipping costs.
T-shirts cost $25 (add $2 for 2XL & above). We accept PayPal: [email protected] or Venmo: (beware of copycats on Venmo-ours will be the business page one). We can also accept check by mail or cash brought to the Bigbee Humane Society Thrift Store.
Here's how to order- send us a Facebook message or comment under this post. We need to know what size you need and what color you choose.
The color options are Navy, Blue Jean, Light Green, Island Reef, Orchid and the Granite pictured in the post. All shirts are comfort colors.
We'll start the sale for the hat next week so stay tuned for that post.

To whoever dumped this dog, at this point, can you please just get him? You can tell us you found him. We don’t know you...
10/12/2026

To whoever dumped this dog, at this point, can you please just get him? You can tell us you found him. We don’t know you, and we’re not looking to argue. We just want him safe.

He’s absolutely terrified, starving, and has managed to avoid every trap we’ve set. He’s clearly in survival mode, and we’re running out of ways to help him. He also appears to have some vision impairment.

If you’re the person who left him, there’s a good chance he’d recognize you and come to you. We’re not asking you to take him back. We’re asking you to simply drop him off at the vet as a stray.

You know what doesn’t stop just because bad weather is rolling in? RESCUE. While everyone is preparing for the storm, an...
10/09/2026

You know what doesn’t stop just because bad weather is rolling in? RESCUE.

While everyone is preparing for the storm, animals are still out there needing help.

This sweet boy was found as a stray out in Marengo county. He’s been hit by a car and has a broken hip. As if being homeless wasn’t already hard enough, now he’s injured and depending on someone to help him.

Here’s where we’re at. We’re broke. Our outstanding vet bills are sitting at $7,000, and the animals needing help just keep coming.

We can’t keep pouring from an empty cup, but we also can’t turn our backs on animals like him.

This boy desperately needs a rescue placement. He deserves a chance to heal, recover, and have a life where he doesn’t have to struggle just to survive.

If you’re a rescue with room to help, PLEASE reach out. If you can’t take him, please share his story. And if you’re able to donate toward our vet bills, we could certainly use the help.

Bad weather doesn’t stop the suffering, and unfortunately, it doesn’t stop the calls for help either.

Venmo@ bigbeehumanesociety
PayPal: [email protected]

With bad weather heading our way, make storm preparations for your animals too.Make sure your pets have collars with ID ...
10/09/2026

With bad weather heading our way, make storm preparations for your animals too.

Make sure your pets have collars with ID tags and a CURRENT phone number. If they’re microchipped, double-check that your contact information is correct. A microchip does absolutely no good if nobody can reach you!

Take updated pictures of your animals and keep their vaccination records somewhere you can easily access them.

No ID tag? Grab a permanent marker and write your phone number on their collar. You can even write it on their inner thigh or belly if necessary. It may not be pretty, but it could get your pet home!

Check your fences and kennels BEFORE the weather gets bad. If you have to take your dogs outside during the storm, use a leash. Even the most well-behaved dog can panic and run when frightened.

Give your animals somewhere safe and comfortable to ride out the storm. Some do better with blankets, toys, music, or just being close to their people.

Do NOT leave a dog chained to a tree with no way to escape rising water. They cannot protect themselves from situations, and they depend on YOU to make sure they’re safe.

Have plenty of food, fresh water, and any medications your animals may need. If you’re evacuating, your pets need to be part of that plan. Don’t wait until the last minute to figure out what you’re going to do with them.

Check on your neighbors, especially our elderly. Some may need a little help getting their animals somewhere safe.

Once the storm passes, don’t assume everything is safe. Fences may be damaged, power lines may be down, and debris could be scattered everywhere. Check your property before turning your animals loose.

A hurricane is NOT an excuse to abandon your animals. They don’t understand what’s happening, and they certainly can’t make their own arrangements.

Animal ownership comes with responsibility, and that responsibility doesn’t disappear when the weather gets bad.

Please use some common sense, plan ahead, and remember that your animals are depending on you to make the right decisions for them.

Stay safe, everyone!!

10/08/2026

Our phones, internet & credit card machine are down at the moment, but we are still open our normal business hours! We are sorry for any inconvenience. Thank you for understanding!

**owner found, thank you for sharing**Green Meadows, Linden, ALWhose dog is this?He may be friendly with his family, but...
10/06/2026

**owner found, thank you for sharing**

Green Meadows, Linden, AL

Whose dog is this?

He may be friendly with his family, but he’s making several neighbors nervous. He has been roaming the neighborhood and has growled and barked at children and other dogs while they were in their own yards. Please keep him contained on your property. No one wants to see anything happen to him, but neighbors and their children should be able to enjoy their own yards without feeling threatened by a loose dog.

Please contain your dog before the situation gets reported and escalates unnecessarily. Linden does have ordinances regarding dogs running at large.

If you're at Bark in the Park or planning on going swing by our booth for a dog treat!! Kirby, Bigbee alumni, is on duty...
10/03/2026

If you're at Bark in the Park or planning on going swing by our booth for a dog treat!! Kirby, Bigbee alumni, is on duty. We are pre-selling our new t-shirt and hat...it's super cute!! We have both on display.

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PO BOX 474
Demopolis, AL
36732

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