Hub City Humane Society

06/10/2026

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“It’s, like, I have ESPN or something. My fifth sense tells me you’re going to adopt me!” Or so we hope! These adorable pups and kittens wanted to wear pink this Wednesday just to show you how “fetch” they can be. So stop on by on our regular business hours to check out the talk of the shelter!

Find all of their info on our website at:
hubcityhumanesociety.org/adopt

06/08/2026

These ears have heard kennel doors open and close.
They’ve heard footsteps pass by.
They’ve heard volunteers tell them they’re good dogs. ❤️

Now they’re waiting to hear the words they want most:

“Let’s go home.”

If these ears caught your attention, maybe they’re supposed to. 🐾

Come meet these adorable adoptable dogs at Hub City Humane Society.

06/07/2026

I hope Wendy doesn’t mind us sharing her secret…

A little while ago, she arrived scared, exhausted, and so badly matted that you could barely see the sweet girl underneath. She had seven tiny puppies depending on her and no place to call home.

Today, we’re celebrating the ending she deserved all along. 💛 Wendy has found her forever family, and her babies are one step closer to finding theirs too.

Thank you to everyone who shares, fosters, adopts, and believes in second chances. Because of you, stories like Wendy’s don’t end with abandonment—they end with love. 🐾💕

06/07/2026

We will be back at petsmart today! Come make a difference in a pet’s life and maybe even meet your new best friend! 🐾❤️

06/06/2026

What could be better than finding a new best friend to curl up with on a rainy day? Stop by PetSmart and meet some of our adorable adoptable pets. Just a warning—they may steal your heart and claim a permanent spot on your couch!🐶🐾

06/06/2026

We can always count on Town and Country Animal Hospital to take great care of our animals!!

All of our Beluga babies are now available for adoption! Check them out on our website:

hubcityhumanesociety.org/adopt

🌊🐾 Things are getting a little fishy in the best way…

Meet Minnow, Mola, and Guppy—three Beluga babies making a splash at the clinic with their black-speckled coats and maximum cuteness currents. 🖤

Arryn bravely went “overboard” holding all three at once (no life jacket required, just pure determination and puppy love).

These little sea-themed sweeties are residents of Hub City Humane Society, and they—and their siblings—will be up for adoption soon.

Warning: you may find yourself swept away. 🐶💙

06/05/2026

If you’ve been waiting to spay/neuter your dog because of financial reasons, please take advantage of this reduced surgery offer from Southern Pines Healthy Pet Clinic.

Is yours already fixed? Fantastic! Share the post and get the word out. Spay/neuter is the most efficient way to decrease the amount of animals local shelters and rescues have to take in.

06/05/2026

‼️🐱Meet Kamper🌳‼️

Kamper and his 130+ kitten and cat friends are going through wet kitten food at a very impressive rate.

Yes, 130. We’re tired. Please fix your cats.

We’re down to 5 wet food cans and kitten season isn’t letting up. If you’re able to drop off or ship some wet kitten food, Kamper would be happy to personally thank you with kitten snuggles and lots of purring!

We have an Amazon wish list, but we’re also able to pickup locally from Walmart, PetSmart, Petco or Tractor Supply!

Our shipping address is 95 Jackson Rd, Hattiesburg, MS 39402 for any orders! Amazon list is in the comments!

06/05/2026

We’re at Petsmart! Come meet your best friend today! Now-4pm🤩

06/05/2026

Some of the hardest parts of animal rescue are the moments no one ever sees.

People see us when we have to say “we’re full.” They see the posts asking for fosters, donations, and adopters. Sometimes we see disappointment or frustration when we can’t take in one more animal.

What they don’t see are the tears after everyone has gone home. They don’t see the volunteers and staff sitting on the floor with a tiny puppy, hoping medicine and love will be enough. They don’t see the heartbreak that comes when, despite every effort, we lose one.

This week has been heavy.

The loss of even one puppy leaves a hole. It makes us question ourselves, replay every decision, and carry a sadness that follows us long after the lights are turned off at the shelter.

But then someone shows up with a bag of puppy food. A family chooses adoption. A foster says, “I can take one.” A volunteer spends their Saturday cleaning kennels and giving belly rubs.

Those moments matter more than you know.

Your kindness doesn’t erase the hard days, but it helps carry the weight of them. It reminds us why we keep going, even when our hearts are hurting.

So please, keep showing up. Keep adopting. Keep fostering. Keep donating. Keep sharing our posts. Keep believing that these lives are worth fighting for.

Because they are. Every single one of them. ❤️