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I'm a Dog... NOT a Rooster

The holidays are a time for joy, family, and celebration — and that includes our furry family members! With twinkling lights, new visitors, festive treats, and lots of activity around the house, the season is full of excitement for pets and people alike. But all that hustle and bustle can also bring a few hidden dangers that even the most careful pet parents might not notice.

To help you keep tails wagging, whiskers safe, and your celebrations running smoothly, here are a few simple, pet-friendly tips from all of us at the Scotland County Humane Society.

Give the Gift of Love - From Our Shelter Family to Yours!

A Simple Checklist for
New Pet Parents . . .

Bringing home a new pet is one of the most exciting moments you’ll ever experience! Whether you’re adopting a playful kitten or a loyal dog, a little preparation goes a long way. To help you get ready, the Scotland County Humane Society has put together a simple checklist for first-time adopters — so you can focus on the fun part: welcoming your new best friend home!

When you choose to adopt, you’re not just bringing home a
pet — you’re changing a life right here in our own community!

Every day at the Scotland County Humane Society, we’re surrounded by wagging tails, hopeful eyes, and moments that remind us why second chances matter. When you choose to adopt, you’re not just bringing home a pet... you’re transforming a life right here in our own community. From shy cats who finally learn to trust to energetic pups who just want someone to love, each adoption creates a ripple of kindness throughout Laurinburg.

Here are the top five reasons to adopt a shelter pet — and why each one makes Laurinburg an even better, brighter place to live.

These activities are illegal

Here in Scotland County — and across the country — our Humane Society works every day to protect animals from cruelty, neglect, and abuse. Among the most heartbreaking forms of cruelty are dogfighting and rooster (cock) fighting.

These violent, illegal activities cause unthinkable suffering for animals and serious consequences for those involved.

Every dollar makes a difference — and when it comes to caring for animals in need, fundraising is one of the most powerful ways our Scotland County community can help.

From vet care and vaccinations to cozy blankets and bowls of food, the Humane Society depends on donations and community support to give every cat and dog the chance they deserve. Fundraising isn’t just about raising money — it’s about raising hope, one tail wag and one purr at a time.

How to Fundraise and Give Back?

Fostering saves lives!

Have you ever thought about fostering a dog or cat? Maybe you’ve seen a post about a furry face who just needs a temporary place to crash, or you’ve wondered what it’s like to help an animal get ready for their forever home. Fostering is one of the most rewarding ways to make a difference — and it’s something anyone in our Laurinburg and Scotland County community can do!

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Dear Diary, 

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Name: Snoopy

Gender: Male

Age: ~ 4 months 

Breed: N/A, Mixed Breed

Good with other animals: Yes!

Personality: Sweet & Sleepy

My skin condition is called Demodex Mange and is super simple to treat! I am already growing my hair back!! Scroll to the bottom to learn more!!