The Forsyth Humane Society located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina is a not-for-profit organization committed to preventing pet overpopulation by promoting responsible pet ownership and by providing for the welfare of homeless cats and dogs.

Animals accepted into our Adoption Center are cared for until they find a new, loving home and a second chance for a happy life.

If you are willing to make a lifetime commitment to a pet, please visit our Adoption Center. If you already have a full house, please consider making a donation or volunteering your time to help us help the animals.

Bark in the Park Night
Sponsored by Pets Supplies Plus

Here is your chance to bring your four-legged companion to the Warthogs game on Saturday, May 10 at 6 PM sponsored by Pets Supplies Plus.  Tickets for humans are regular price and there is a $2 entry fee per dog with all dog entry proceeds going to the Forsyth Humane Society.  Numerous pet specialty vendors will have tables set up with discounted dog care products available. FHS will be offering microchips for $20 (includes chip registration) per dog.

Arts on Sunday Series

Art Unleashed! 2008

The Forsyth Humane Society is excited to once again bring Art Unleashed!, a public art exhibition, to the streets of Winston-Salem. Bigger-than-life dogs and cats will transform our downtown streets in this community arts project during the summer of 2008. The pack of fiberglass canines and kitties – at peace with one another for the good of the real animals of Forsyth County – will hit the streets of Winston on April 26, 2008.  They will sit – and stay – through the first of August, vibrantly gracing downtown streets, storefronts and intersections, bringing people downtown and bringing smiles to their faces. We know these decorated dogs and colorful cats will offer one more reason to call Winston-Salem the City of the Arts.  For additional information, please go to the Art Unleashed 2008 website  www.fhs-artunleashed.org.

Spay/Neuter

Pet overpopulation is a serious problem in our county. The real solution is to stop it at its source by having your pets spayed or neutered. We have financial assistance available to help Forsyth County residents take this important step in responsible pet ownership.