Caldwell Humane Society, Inc.

09/19/2026

Looking for information on our low-cost spay/neuter clinics? Visit our website for all the program details and a link to add pets to our waiting list!

Caldwell Humane Society partners with the ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance in Asheville to offer spay and neuter services at reduced costs. Anyone, regardless of income, may use this service. Animals are picked up in Caldwell County, transported to Asheville for surgery, and returned the next day.

04/25/2025

Big event at Caldwell Animal Care tomorrow! 🐶🐱🎉🎉

02/21/2025

Our waiting list continues to be very long! There are other options in our region to check with if you're on our waiting list. See below!

01/31/2025

Volunteer Help Needed! On Monday, February 3rd we will be using vehicles to move our transport crates a short distance in preparation for our next spay/neuter clinic. If anyone reading this owns a pickup truck and would be willing to help for about an hour and a half, we would gladly accept your help! The time is flexible between 10am and 2pm. Comment here if interested, or send us an email at [email protected]. Thanks!

01/25/2025

Our surgery partner, the ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance in Asheville, makes a huge contribution to the fight against pet overpopulation in western NC! If you would like to help keep their services available to Caldwell County pet owners, email us at [email protected] to let us know you want to make a difference! New volunteers welcome!

06/27/2024

Here's the story.....of barn cats who need homes! Please share!

06/22/2024

😍😍Amazing adoption fees for this event tomorrow - Saturday 6/22, 9am until 4pm! 😍😍 Dogs $35, Cats $25 and that includes spay/neuter!! Please share so that many deserving pets can find new families.

08/23/2022

COURTESY POST FOR A CHS VOLUNTEER- PLEASE SHARE - If you want further information on these dogs, please comment on this post.
My mother has two dogs who are very bonded. On June 30th, she was admitted to the hospital unexpectedly and will now need to move into a memory care facility. I have been boarding the dogs as I try to find someone who could take the two of them together. I will have to take them out of the kennel soon because it has been several weeks and it is very expensive. I am trying desperately to get them placed. I would love to not to have to separate them. But, at this point if we can find a home for one of them, we will be happy.
They are up to date on shots and on heartworm preventative. Both are spayed. I have done everything I know to do. Both are so gentle and sweet. It would be devastating to separate them – they have been through a lot together - which is why I have been asking everywhere I know to help. I would take them myself but we live in the city without appropriate space outside for them - and my husband and kids are allergic so they can't live indoors. I am in a tough spot. Hazel is a walker c**n hound around 5 years old (we think). The Pup is a pit mix around 4 years old (we think). No history of biting or aggression. Very playful and loving.Thanks for any help you can provide.