Behind every life saved and every adoption that brings a pet into a loving home is a deeply held belief: compassion is not just a value – it is an action. As Forsyth Humane Society (FHS) prepares to enter its 85th year, this guiding principle continues to fuel transformative work in animal welfare – now driving an ambitious new initiative that promises to improve the lives of pets and their people throughout Forsyth County and beyond.
This fall, FHS proudly announces the opening of its Low-Cost Spay/Neuter and Wellness Clinic, a project born out of both urgency and hope. This new clinic represents a pivotal step forward in the organization’s ongoing mission: to promote and provide for the humane treatment of animals. More than just a medical facility, the clinic is a community investment – an expression of what it means to put Compassion in Action.
FHS has long been a leader in animal welfare in North Carolina. Operating with an unwavering commitment to reducing pet overpopulation, FHS has continually worked to expand access to services that prevent suffering before it begins. The new clinic addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing the community – the lack of affordable access to spay/neuter surgeries and essential wellness services…