Nonprofit no-kill adoption facility
Housing homeless cats and dogs
Spay and neuter
Education Non-Profit animal shelter.
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Open Tuesday through Saturday 10am-5pm
Closed Sundays and Mondays
Top Needs: Non-clumping cat litter, tall kitchen trash bags, blankets, and dog kibble. Here is the complete needs list, thank you.
• Trash bags 30 gallon or similar size
•Cat toys
•Durable dog toys
• Mop heads
• Laundry detergent
• Treats
• Dog/Cat beds
• Zip-lock bags
• Leashes
• Collars
• Cat/Dog Food wet & dry
• Puppy/kitty fo
od wet & dry
• Paper Towels
• Towels/Blankets
• Puppy pads
• Bleach
• Odoban
• Lysol
• Dog Bowls (metal)
• Clorox wipes
• Hand sanitizer
• Soap
• Syringes
• Staples
• Tape
• Fabuloso Cleaner
🌟 Shoutout to our incredible animal shelter team! 🐾
Your dedication, compassion, and hard work make a real difference in the lives of our cats and dogs and our community members.
Thank you for all you do to create a healthy environment for animals in need and for showing them unconditional love! 🙏
Thank you to Cody and Angela for volunteering and spending time with our pups!
Even if you're just passing through, you can volunteer at WBHSAC. 🐾♥
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🐾 Important Announcement: Shelter Opening Delayed to 12pm 🐾
Due to icy roads, our animal shelter will open at 12pm tomorrow (Tuesday, January 16th) instead of the usual 10am. Your safety, staff safety, and that of our furry friends are our top priority.
🏠 Cold Weather Tips for Cats and Dogs:
• Bring pets indoors during extreme cold.
• Provide a warm shelter with blankets.
• Consider using pet booties to protect dog paws from cold surfaces.
• Keep walks short in freezing temperatures.
🔥 Fireplace and Open Flame Safety:
• Keep pets at a safe distance from open flames.
• Use a fireplace screen to prevent burns.
• Secure any loose or dangling items near flames.
❄️ Watch for Signs of Hypothermia:
• Shivering
• Weakness
• Stiffness
• Lethargy
• Slow breathing
• Pale or blue tinged gums
• Frostbite 🥶 (learn more here: https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/frostbite-in-dogs)
If you notice any of these signs after exposure, seek veterinary help immediately.
Let's keep everyone, including our beloved animals, safe and warm in this chilly weather! 🐶❄️🐱
🐾 Did you know? There are approximately ２５０ canines and ２４０ felines currently seeking loving homes in shelters and rescues across Angelina County. 🐶🐱 That's not even counting the numerous others in foster homes(THANK YOU FOR FOSTERING❤️) or roaming the streets without a place to call home. 😢
W𝐞 𝐡a𝐯e a c𝐡a𝐧c𝐞 𝐭o m𝐚k𝐞 𝐚 𝐝i𝐟f𝐞r𝐞n𝐜e!
Wondering how you can make a positive impact on the lives of our furry friends in Angelina County? Here are some pawsome ways to lend a helping hand!
🐶🐱S𝐩a𝐲 𝐚n𝐝 𝐍e𝐮t𝐞r: Help control the pet population by encouraging spaying and neutering. Many shelters and organizations offer low-cost or free services.
🌟A𝐝o𝐩t, 𝐃o𝐧'𝐭 𝐒h𝐨p: Consider giving a forever home to a shelter pet. Adoption not only saves a life but also brings immense joy to your own.
🏠🐾F𝐨s𝐭e𝐫 𝐂a𝐫e: Provide temporary love and care by becoming a foster parent. It's a crucial step in preparing these animals for their forever homes.
🦴𝐃o𝐧a𝐭e S𝐮p𝐩l𝐢e𝐬: Shelters and rescues are always in need of supplies. Consider donating pet food, cat litter, blankets, toys, and other essentials.
💰𝐌o𝐧e𝐭a𝐫y C𝐨n𝐭r𝐢b𝐮t𝐢o𝐧s: Every dollar counts! Financial donations help cover veterinary bills, food, and other necessities for the animals.
🚗𝐓r𝐚n𝐬p𝐨r𝐭 𝐀s𝐬i𝐬t𝐚n𝐜e: Assist in transporting animals out of Angelina County to areas where there's a higher demand for adoptions. This can significantly increase their chances of finding loving homes.
⏰𝐕o𝐥u𝐧t𝐞e𝐫 𝐘o𝐮r T𝐢m𝐞: Offer your time and skills to help with daily tasks at shelters or rescues. Your support can make a big difference.
📣𝐒p𝐫e𝐚d A𝐰a𝐫e𝐧e𝐬s: Share information about responsible pet ownership, the importance of spaying/neutering, and the need for adoptions. Education is key!
Let's unite as a community and provide a better future for these adorable companions.
🏡❤️ Share this post, tag your friends, and let's find forever homes for these deserving pets! 🐕🐾🐈
"Dear Mr. Patterson & Mr /Mrs. Hill (Mr.Hill being a Marine Veteran)"
A warm and heartfelt thank you from all the wagging tails, furry purrs, and cozy noses at Winnie Berry ! Your generous donation of dog food, cat litter, wet dog food, and blankets has made a tremendous impact on the well-being of our shelter animals.
Thanks to your kindness, our four-legged friends are enjoying nourishing meals, comfortable blankets, and a cozy place to rest. Your compassion has not only filled their bellies but also warmed their hearts.
We are truly grateful for your support and commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of these wonderful animals. Your generosity is a shining example of how a small act of kindness can bring comfort and joy to those who need it the most.
This could be you and an amazing shelter cat!
Adoptions are just $80!
Before going home with you, our kitties are:
😸Spayed or neutered
😸Up to date on yearly booster vaccine and rabies vaccine
😸NEGATIVE for Feline Leukemia(FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus(FIV)
😸De-wormed
😸Microchipped
😸Up to date on flea and heartworm prevention
If you aren't able to adopt at the moment, help our shelter cats by donating! We are ALWAYS in need of non clumping kitty litter.
Thank you for your support!
🐾✨ New Year's Pet Firework Safety Reminder ✨🐾
🎆 As we bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, let's not forget our furry friends who may find the festive fireworks frightening. 🎇
Here are some tips to ensure a safe and stress-free New Year's Eve for your beloved pets:
Create a Safe Space:
Set up a cozy and secure area for your pets to retreat to. This could be a quiet room with their favorite toys, blankets, and soothing music to drown out the noise.
ID Tags and Microchips:
Ensure your pet's identification tags and microchip information are up to date. In case they get startled and escape, this will increase the chances of a safe return. If your pet is not microchipped, we are open until 5pm today! Call us at (936) 639-1880 and we will get you in before the end of the day to microchip your pet for just $15!
Stay Indoors:
Keep your pets indoors during the fireworks display. Make sure you walk your pet prior to fireworks beginning. If you need to take them outside, make sure they are on a leash and closely supervised.
Comfort and Calm:
Provide comfort to your pets by staying with them, offering gentle reassurance, and petting. Consider using calming products such as anxiety wraps or pheromone diffusers.
Exercise Beforehand:
Tire your pets out with some extra playtime and exercise earlier in the day. A tired pet is more likely to rest calmly during the festivities.
Distractions:
Distract your pet with their favorite treats, toys, or puzzles. Engaging them in activities they enjoy can help shift their focus away from the loud noises.
Consult a Vet:
If your pet has severe anxiety, consult your veterinarian. They may recommend anxiety-relief products or medications to help keep your pet calm.
Firework-Free Zone:
Inform your neighbors about the potential impact of fireworks on pets and request them to be mindful of the timing and duration of their celebrations.
Update Pet Emergency Kit:
Ensure your pet's emergency kit is well-stocked with essentials, including medications, first aid supplies, and comfort items.
Celebrate Responsibly:
If you plan to set off fireworks, be mindful of your pets and those in your community. Opt for quieter alternatives or enjoy public displays away from home. If you are having visitors to your home, educate the visitors beforehand of your pet's anxiety and to be responsible when coming in and out of entrances to your home. Your pet does not know where the fireworks are coming from and may slip out of doors that are not secure in order to escape the sounds.
Let's make sure the transition to the New Year is filled with joy, love, and safety for our cherished four-legged family members! 🐾❤️🎉
Thank you to all who donated while taking a festive winter❄️ selfie with V-Photobooth at Visit Lufkin's ⛸️ Lufkin - Ice Skating In The Pines ⛸️!
$300 towards caring for our animals! We are so grateful for the community support this holiday season! 🙏🐾💕
🚨 Calling all Cat Lovers! Our feline friends at the shelter are sending out an urgent SOS - Save Our Sandbox! 🚨
😿 Our litter supply is running low, and we need YOUR help to keep our whiskered companions comfortable and content. Every scoop counts, and every donation makes a world of difference for our purr-fect residents. 🐾❤️
You In Advance
Izzy is still available for adoption! Can we find Izzy her forever home before she brings in another New Year in the shelter?🐾
With your support, we've adopted out almost all of our long-term residents recently!
An old dog's eyes hold a lifetime of love.🐾
We love these senior pups! Available for adoption and will need to go home together. Lilly (the little lady) is very bonded with her pal Jack.💕
This is Lilly and Jack. She is 11 and he is 8. They have been together for years. Unfortunately, their owner recently passed away. The owner stipulated that the two be kept as a pair. Contact Winnie Berry Humane Society for more details...(936)639-1880.
🎄 As we approach the end of the year, we celebrate not just the number of adoptions but the countless lives that have been forever changed. Your decision to adopt is a gift that keeps on giving, and we are privileged to have you as part of our extended family.
To our December Bissell Holiday Hope Event adopters, thank you for choosing love, thank you for choosing compassion, and thank you for choosing to make a difference in the lives of these incredible beings.
Cathy Bissell BISSELL Pet Foundation
As the holiday spirit fills the air, we want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you who make our "Fill the Kennel" December campaign an overwhelming success each year! 🐾✨
Your generosity knows no bounds, and because of your kindness, our furry friends are experiencing a Christmas filled with warmth, love, and comfort. Your donations not only Fill the Kennel but also fill our hearts with joy.
🐾🎄Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year filled with love, laughter, and the knowledge that you're making a positive impact on the lives of those who cannot speak for themselves.🎄🐾
Fill the Kennel will continue through the 31st!
We appreciate our community coming together to help us in our mission caring for the homeless animals we house and love, until they find a home to call their own!
Our top need continues to be dog kibble and cat kibble, as we remain at max capacity.
Check out https://www.chewy.com/g/winnie-berry-humane-society-of-angelina-county_b65809731 for our wishlist!
While we prefer to feed our cats and dogs the food listed in our wishlist, all food donations are welcome. We are down to our last 2 bags!
Anything helps and we are extremely grateful for our supporters who help us keep our amazing animal's bellies full!♥️
Join in on the fun of helping us Fill the Kennel! 🐾♥
🐾 Attention Animal Lovers! 🐾
🎄 In the spirit of the holidays, our animal shelter will be closing at noon this Saturday, December 23rd. We appreciate your understanding and support.
🙏 Please make any necessary arrangements to visit us before noon if you need assistance or have inquiries. You can also call us at (936) 639-1880! We'll be back to our regular hours after the holidays.
🐶🐱 Thank you for your continued support, and may your holidays be filled with warmth and joy! ☺️✨
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St. Cyprian's Episcopal School students teamed up with Winnie Berry Humane Society in Lufkin, Texas to help raise funds for the homeless animals we care for. This year’s Winnie Berry Christmas cards host the amazing artwork of several talented students!
🐾Donations to Winnie Berry provide food, shelter, medical care, and safe housing for homeless pets in Angelina County. The shelter appreciates all donations! Whether monetary or material donations, such as food, toys, blankets, cleaning supplies, litter, and other needs.
To donate visit:
💌https://angelinacountyhumanesociety.org/donate/
OR
🧸Drop by to help us Fill the Kennel with much-needed material donations. Maybe even a toy or two for the furry kiddos!
Thank you for all your support and Happy Holidays from our animals, staff, and board of directors to all of you!
UPDATE: one Yorkie "Ace" is en route back home to his loving owner!🐾☺️
Earlier today we had a woman come in to scan for a possible microchip for a lost Yorkie. The dog had no chip, so we did not get her information. Later today, we had another woman call looking to see if we had heard of or found a lost Yorkie. Hers was not microchipped. Unfortunately we do not have a way to get in touch with the person who brought in the lost Yorkie, so if you see this, please contact us so we can try to see if these are the same dog and get them back home.
Izzy 🐾 Total days in shelter 540
🎄🎅All Izzy wants wants for Christmas is a home 🎄🎅
🎄Izzy's initial shyness means that when she opens up, the bond you'll share will be unbreakable. Experience the joy of earning her trust and enjoy a lifetime of loyalty and companionship🎄
Adopting Izzy means being a part of a heartwarming transformation story. Watch her blossom and thrive as she goes from a shelter to a loving home. You'll be amazed at the positive impact you can have on her life and vice versa. It's a feel-good journey waiting to unfold 🎅
Kenzo is so handsome!🥰
Thank you for your support V-Photobooth!⛸️❄️🐾❤️
The Holidays present an excellent opportunity to share your heart, skills, and free time with those in need. If you have been looking for an organization to volunteer your time to, we would LOVE to have you join us at Winnie Berry Humane Society!
If you have questions about volunteering at the shelter, give us a call at 936-639-1880. Volunteers are needed daily. We have lots of wagging tails that look forward to hearing from you!
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Good afternoon everyone!
We will be closing the shelter from 1pm-2pm today and will close for the day as normal at 5pm.
Thank you!
🌲✨ A Forest of Gratitude! ✨🌲
A heartfelt thank you to 7 Tree Farm for spreading the holiday spirit and brightening up our animal shelter with not one, but TWO beautiful Christmas trees! 🎄🎄 Your generous donation has transformed our space, creating a cozy and festive atmosphere for our furry friends.
These trees not only bring joy to the shelter but also serve as a reminder of the kindness that exists in our community. 🐾❤️
We are incredibly grateful for your support, and we want you to know that your contribution has made a significant impact on the lives of our four-legged residents. Thank you for making their holiday season a little brighter and more magical.
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas filled with joy, love, and the warmth of the season! 🎁🎅
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St. Cyprian's Episcopal School students teamed up with Winnie Berry Humane Society in Lufkin, Texas to help raise funds for the homeless animals we care for. This year’s Winnie Berry Christmas cards host the amazing artwork of several talented students! 🐾Donations to Winnie Berry provide food, shelter, medical care, and safe housing for homeless pets in Angelina County. The shelter appreciates all donations! Whether monetary or material donations, such as food, toys, blankets, cleaning supplies, litter, and other needs. To donate visit: 💌https://angelinacountyhumanesociety.org/donate/ OR 🧸Drop by to help us Fill the Kennel with much-needed material donations. Maybe even a toy or two for the furry kiddos! Thank you for all your support and Happy Holidays from our animals, staff, and board of directors to all of you!
Spud was happy to be out of the shelter this evening to join St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church for #blessingoftheanimals! Spud was blessed by Father David, along with all the new animal friends he made tonight. Thank you St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church!
This Monday we're celebrating the memory and life of Ivy Loving, and all of the pups out there who we wish didn't have to leave us to cross the rainbow bridge. There never seems to be enough time, but Ivy made the most of her beautiful 10 years of life. Joe Loving will always be known as her favorite person. Their bond is what we wish for all humans and animals. Wherever he was, she wasn't far behind, or running in front excited to meet new people. Ivy enjoyed making friends with all people, especially kids who came to visit Loving Toyota (she ran the place😉). Ivy was all smiles when she found new pup friends to play with, but Flash Loving held the largest part of her heart! Ivy was adventurous, loved car rides, and soaking up the great outdoors. She was also a great friend of the shelter! We know she's taking out her wings for a spin while watching over the family who loved her dearly and the many shelter dogs who now have a guardian angel forever on their side. Thank you to the Loving family for blessing us with knowing Ivy. Your family continues to remain in our thoughts. A VERY special thank you to Rachele Loving for helping us put this together. We'll never forget you, Ivy.🐾💗
❗️🄿🄻🄴🄰🅂🄴 🅂🄷🄰🅁🄴❗️ "In most animal shelters, dogs spend 23 hours or more per day in their kennels. The stress of confinement can lead perfectly friendly dogs to act out, displaying kennel reactivity." Curry is often looked over when potential adopters come into our shelter because he can be reactive in his kennel when strangers walk by. This reactivity, due to stressors out of his and our control, deter adopters from wanting to get to know him. Even out of the kennel, he can be shy at first. We've all had a bad first impression! Sadly, so much rides on a shelter animal's first impression. Spending an extra 30 minutes with Curry would make a huge difference. We cannot stress enough, what you see in a shelter dog while in a kennel or in a shelter environment is not who they truly are. At Tractor Supply today, Curry had the time of his life. Our staff, who have spent over 480 days with him in the shelter, saw him 🌟SHINE🌟 brighter than we had ever seen prior. Curry got ALL the pets, pranced around, cuddled up with kiddos, and played with other dogs. He's always shown his personality to us, but this time the patrons of Tractor Supply were able to soak up some Curry love.🥰 Unfortunately, he returned to a kennel today after feeling freedom. There is someone out there perfect for this boy. We have high hopes they will show up soon, before he loses the feeling of freedom and confidence he had today... to spend his days back in a kennel.
Presenting Tonka and vocal performance from our Admin Assistant, D'Anna!🎶👩🎤🎤 Tonka is available for adoption, gets along with everyone, is incredibly gentle, and...faints over kisses.😘 Come by to meet her! You'll be glad you did!
~🐾The fate of animals is of far greater importance to me than the fear of appearing ridiculous.”~ #HappyTuesday Wanted to brighten everyone’s day with a hilarious tic toc trend 🩵 #WinnieBerry #TinkerBellIsavailableForAdoption
Happy Monday 🌧️🐾🌧️ We wanted to share a video of the fur babies & how excited they are about this Rain 🌧️ #ItsAGoodDay🐾❤️
Adoption updates make our hearts SO FULL.🥹 Thank you to Hank's Dad for leaving the most wonderful message about how everyone is doing post adoption...and for letting us share this joy with the community!💗 Don't forget to follow us on TikTok!⬇️ https://www.tiktok.com/@winnieberry
🗣Mister Has an Anouncemt WE NEED CAT LITTER 🐾 ~Mister is one of our senior residents up for adoption here at Winnie Berry, He wanted to help us this morning spread the word about our need of cat litter~ 😺
#AdoptionDay #WinnieBerry #WeThankYou❤️
#HappyAdoptionDayToDanielle❤️
We are reducing Lacy's adoption fee to $40!!!!! The A in Lacy stands for "All eyes on me". Lacy is an attention grabber and likes to keep it when she gets it. She is loyal and only has eyes for you and would like you to be all in for her! Lacy would like to get settled in a home starting out being the only animal. This doesnt mean that overtime she couldnt get used to another animal being in the home, just would like some time and patience getting to know you and the home before adding any new animals! We recommend following up with training for Lacy when it comes to socializing with other animals. Training, understanding, and love will make all the difference in her life.
Obi is a very playful pup! At 7 months old, this Boston Terrier mix has all the energy in the world! His playful barks and good looks are more than enough to grab your attention here at the shelter. Obi has done good around cats, dogs and children. Call us @ (936) 639-1880 for more info on this energetic guy! Now through May 13th, all adoptions are just $25 thanks to the BISSELL Empty The Shelters adoption event! #BissellPetFoundation #EmptyTheShelters
"Let it go, let it go Can't hold it back anymore Let it go, let it go"🎵 This is Elsa, and she is ready to let go of the shelter life! She is a young Great Pyrenees mix who can not wait to explore all of life's possibilities. Elsa loves her friend Darla here at the shelter so a home with other animals is a must! Would you let Elsa move out of the shelter and into your home?🥹 Now through May 13th, all adoptions are just $25 thanks to the BISSELL Empty the Shelters adoption event! #BissellPetFoundation #EmptyTheShelters
Hi everyone! Im Moose🐂 I have a brother named Tucker who is going home soon, and I would LOVE to be in his shoes👟. Im neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all my shots! Im friendly with any and all, and would love a big family or other friends to play with! You can call me @ (936) 639-1880😁
Meet Blondie!🌼 A 2 year old Lab Mix with lots of love and laughs to spread! She gets along with cats, dogs and anyone who has a treat🍦. Blondie is spayed, microchipped and up to date on all of her vaccines. Shes big on playing and exploring. Blondie loves meeting new friends, so come by the shelter and get a little Blondie in your life!🌞
Featured in this video is Baloo. Thanks to BISSELL Pet Foundation #EmptyTheShelters event, Baloo's adoption fee is only $25! Don't miss out! Your last day to adopt your new best friend at a reduced adoption fee of $25 is tomorrow Sunday 5/15. If you have any questions, give us a call at (936) 639-1880 or come by to see us at 1102 North John Redditt Drive Lufkin, Texas 75904. @bissellpets Cathy Bissell
Claim your Custom Pet Portrait today by emailing Kristy Bice at [email protected]. Each portrait is $100 and will directly benefit vulnerable dogs and cats currently housed at our no-kill shelter until they find a suitable home. Portraits are 9" x 12" color pencil drawings by Bill Cameron Fine Art, based on your pet's best photo and ready to frame for yourself or as a gift. ⚠️There are only six available so don't wait! #supportashelter #nokillshelter #saveoneuntiltherearenone #christmaspetportraits #custompetportraits #custompetportraitartist #memorialpetportrait #christmasgifts #christmasgiftidea #uniquegiftsforher #uniquegifts #uniquegiftsforhim #animalrescue #adoptdontshop #animallovers #doglover #catslover #dogrescue #catrescue #savinglives #adoptme #hsacfundraiser #pencildrawing #pencildrawingart #pencildrawingartist
🎁One-of-a-kind Christmas gift idea! 🎁 Bill Cameron Fine Art has graciously partnered with us to provide Custom Pet Portraits for $100 each this holiday season. There are 6 portrait commissions available, so don't wait! You will receive an original drawing that can be framed as a gift or for yourself. Claim yours by emailing Kristy Bice at [email protected]. Please be prepared to provide payment upfront and a high-resolution photo of your pet. #supportashelter #nokillshelter #saveoneuntiltherearenone #christmaspetportraits #custompetportraits #custompetportraitartist #memorialpetportrait #christmasgifts #christmasgiftidea #uniquegiftsforher #uniquegifts #uniquegiftsforhim #animalrescue #adoptdontshop #animallovers #doglover #catslover #dogrescue #catrescue #savinglives #adoptme #hsacfundraiser
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A long-term interest and involvement in humane causes was brought to a head for Ms. Winnie Berry on a cold winter day in 1959, when a co-worker at Lufkin Industries told her about seeing a group of dogs huddled together for warmth at the Library. She knew something had to be done for the homeless, unwanted animals of Angelina County. Shortly after this, Fred Woods, a local pharmacist and animal lover, called her about forming a Humane Society. They held the first meeting at the old TP&L conference room to organize and apply for a charter. With the help of the press, there were 40 to 50 people in attendance. The late Roy Saunders, DVM, donated $50.00 dollars (quite a sum in those days) for the building of the shelter. Others paid a $3.00 membership fee as a donation. In 1964, the Humane Society of Angelina County received its 501(c)3 federal tax exemption, and the City of Lufkin agreed to give $120.00 a month to offset utility bills. In 1979, the City of Lufkin formed an Animal Control Department, and an agreement with the Humane Society of Angelina County was reached between the two entities that gave the existing Humane Society use of the City of Lufkin’s Animal Control facility. At that time the Society was under the direction of Buddy Zeagler as President and Vice-Prsident Sandy Vann. In 1993, the Humane Society separated from the City of Lufkin animal Control facility and
built its new facility at 1102 N. John Redditt Drive and was able to start providing Low Cost Spay and Neutering programs to help the community control the pet population. To this day, under the direction of Christina Carter, Executive Director, Board President Jackie Zimmerman, and Vice-President Yana Ogletree, over 750 low-income spay and neuters are facilitated by Winnie Berry Humane Society and over 325 cat and dog adoptions were made possible, just in the last fiscal year. The Winnie Berry Foundation is proud to be the only no-kill shelter in Angelina County, and provides the only no kill, dog and cat shelter, for a stretch of several hours drive, from North of Houston all the way to Tyler.
