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The
Humane Society of Northeast Texas, a private non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization, was founded in 1972 by a group of Longview citizens
who wanted to ensure that the community's homeless and unwanted
animals were treated with compassion and kindness. In order to
provide this service, HSNTX built and continues to operate the animal shelter, located at 303 Enterprise Street in Longview. HSNTX is not run by the city or county; rather, we are funded through contracts with the communities we serve, public donations, and fees charged for adoptions or other services. Our shelter accepts all animals brought through its doors and we are dedicated to finding homes for as many of them as possible. We are passionate about the animals in our care and we work long, hard hours to provide a service that both our community and the animals in it deserve.
Provide resources to affect a positive difference
in the lives of people and animals by advocating humane
care, education, and loving homes for all pets.
Dedicated to serving our community by providing
a safe haven for animals, inspiring awareness and compassion,
and promoting the human-animal bond.
- To promote kind and humane treatment of
animals and prevent animal cruelty
- To aid in the enforcement of animal cruelty
laws
- To adopt homeless animals in our care
and return lost pets to their owners
- To promote responsible pet ownership
and the neutering and spaying of pets
- To educate the public on animal care issues
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Want to help animals? We have plenty of suggestions. For starters,
you can join
The Humane Society of Northeast Texas Community and
be a part of our work to help animals by promoting the
kind and humane treatment of animals and preventing
animal cruelty through community awareness.
Or perhaps you'd like to make
a donation as an individual or company. You can
through our online donation form.
If you want to be more active, try speaking out for animals. Our website hosts a discussion board for members to talk about matters that affect animals. It is also a great forum for getting answers to questions regarding health, training and breed information.
So you see, it's easy to help animals. And HSNTX is here to help.
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