Saving animals thru community education, assisting local rescues by combining efforts, implementing T We are able to continue thru the generosity of others.
HCPA was originally geared to helping other local rescues in getting organized, looking for grants & supplies, etc. For several years, we had a full army of fosters and were able to transfer hundreds of dogs/puppies to other states. HCPA has always been flexible with the direction of our programs. We have limited our intakes this year and are focusing on getting our current animals adopted as they
have been here too long and deserve their own families. Unfortunately, this year, our cat program has been closed and we are no longer in Petco in Greenville. We may occasionally have a cat or kitten available for adoption and do hope this program can be started again at some point in the future. Like all rescues, we are always short on volunteers & fosters and our finances are always a struggle. August 2021
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09/06/2025
Odd Ball had a meet'n greet today with a family who just adores him and have wanted to meet him for a few months now. I'm pretty sure he'll be getting him a new family as he was even perfect with their cat!! We went exploring thru the store afterwards and he looks like a working drug dog the way he checked out those toys! 😆 🤣 😂
09/05/2025
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08/23/2025
Taking applications for this beauty! Piper will soon be ready for her fur-ever home. She loves other dogs and has been around chickens, cats and livestock. Who's ready to add to their family? She is 5 months old, 25 lbs and will be fully vetted. Adoption fee is $200.
08/18/2025
What a great day it's been! Merci was adopted and now resides in Houston... I took my mom's fur baby to visit her at her nursing facility... and get home to find all these boxes of dog food!! A HUGE thanks you to whomever sent them. I'll open them tomorrow!
GOD IS GOOD!
08/15/2025
***GOT IT COVERED!!!** Thanks so much!!!
I keep the utility bills to a minimum and pay them myself when I can, but I could use a little help this month with the electric bill. ***ELECTRIC $51.00*** It increased $10 as a "water fan" was added to the dog building to keep the temps down in there this summer. If you would like to help, comment below or send a message. THANKS SO MUCH!!!
07/25/2025
Just a quick update on the hot dog fundraiser last Saturday at Atwoods. With the sales and donations, we brought in $717.80. That's GREAT for a 4 hour event!! A huge thanks to those who helped out and endured the heat!! It was a LOT of fun!
07/19/2025
COME GET YOUR HOT DOGS!
07/19/2025
Tomorrow!! Who's going to come see us?!
07/17/2025
THIS SATURDAY in Greenville! Looking for a few volunteers to help out. Can you spare an hour of your time to help us raise funds to care for the rescue animals?
07/13/2025
Fundraiser!!! Saturday the 19th, we'll be at Atwoods in Greenville selling hot dogs. This is always a great turnout and a lot of fun. If you'd like to volunteer that day, let me know!!!
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HCPA was originally geared to helping other local rescues in getting organized, looking for grants & supplies, etc and even tho we still make ourselves available to other rescues by helping any way we can, we are now a full fledged foster based rescue. We can have over 100 animals in our program at any time. Like all rescues, we are always short on volunteers & fosters and our finances are always a struggle. We are only able to continue thru the generosity of others as we are soley funded thru donations.
Founded in 2015, HCPA has gone through and continues to go through the struggles of growing pains. Adding good, hard working and dedicated volunteers to our programs is always ongoing and comes with the territory. With the addition of the new dog building and plans to complete a cat building in the very near future, we hope that will help take the burden off of the individual volunteers that want to help with the animals yet can not foster them at their own homes. Our Cat Care Team that provides the care of the adoptable cats houses at Petco in Greenville has been a strong group and is the backbone of our cat program. We hope to get such a team for the dogs in place soon.
HCPA loves being able to help but like any other rescue, we must set our limits on how many animals we can take in and care for properly. How many that is depends on how much housing and how much financial support we have. One area of support that we do not have is regular monthly contributors, ie, those that send in a set amount each month. Those funds are the only ones we know are coming in that we can count on. If you have not considered contributing in this way, talk to us and we can help you get that set up directly from your own bank account.