Coupon Fundraiser Through Sept (at least!!)
♥ COMING SOON ♥
Exciting news! Capri Market IGA in Greenville is partnering with Bond County Humane Society for a coupon fundraiser at checkout—and they’re making it even more impactful!
When you shop, just tell your cashier your desired donation amount—$1 or $5—to be added to your grocery total to support temporarily homeless cats and dogs until a permanent loving home can be found for them. Capri Market will match every donation—doubling the help for adoptable pets in our community!
It’s quick. It’s simple. And it goes twice as far thanks to Capri Market’s generosity.
Thank you, Tyler Morse and Capri Market IGA Greenville, for standing with us to promote feline & canine care, pet adoption, education, pet population reduction & more.
What’s new at Bond County Humane Society?
๐ WE’RE HIRING: ๐๐พ Part Time Community Cat Program Coordinator
Calling all compassionate change-makers! Bond County Humane Society is seeking a part-time Community Cat Program Coordinator who believes in making a difference, one whisker at a time. While Free-Roaming cat management experience is preferred, it is not required - just bring your razor-sharp communication skills and a heart dedicated to animal welfare.
We’re looking for a community champion to help manage and reduce the population of the City of Greenville’s feral or stray cats through a Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNR) program. They will organize the trapping of cats, arrange for their spaying or neutering at a veterinary clinic, and then return them to their outdoor home.
If you dream of creating positive change for Free-Roaming cats in just 5-10 hours per week, this role is your purr-fect match! Join our mission to humanely support community cats while making a tangible difference in animal welfare. Your empathy and dedication could be the game-changer our feline friends need.
Interested persons can send a cover letter with resumé or apply in person at Bond County Humane Society’s office located at 2510 S Elm Street, Greenville on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 1:00 pm. โ 5:00 p.m.
We’re looking for New and Returning Volunteers!
๐โโ๏ธ๐โโ๏ธ We’re looking for new volunteers to bolster morning shifts at the pet shelter this season!
Shifts available as short as 90 minutes! Learn about dog walking & basic manners training or join the cat feed & clean crew!
A positive shelter volunteer experience looks great on your college application and it’s even a valuable reference on your relevant job applications!
Can’t have pets at your rental? Help care for and love on ours!
Dependable, responsible volunteers are instrumental in the day-to-day operation of Bond County Humane Society’s no-kill shelter!
From feeding cats and scooping litter boxes, to cleaning animal environments, to walking and exercising dogs, to answering phones and emails, to photographing/videoing adoptable animals... there is something for everybody.
Your contribution of time and effort is greatly appreciated. Thank you for being a part of this important effort on behalf of adoptable companion animals.
You are making a difference in the lives of the 100+ animals that enter the shelter each year!
Anyone interested in volunteering at the shelter or as a foster home should submit an application and/or come by the office. Tell a friend you think would be purrfect for this opportunity!
I Found Kittens Outside, What Do I Do?
Don’t be a “kit-napper”!
Did you know that most kittens don’t actually need rescuing?
Taking kittens from their mothers can have detrimental effects.
Taking newborn kittens to your local shelter should only be a last resort! Many animal shelters, including Bond County Humane Society, can’t provide the kind of around-the-clock care that kittens need.
Learn more about what to do if you find kittens outside...
๐ We’re Hiring! Part-Time Shelter Operations Manager
Bond County Humane Society is seeking to hire a part-time Shelter Operations Manager. The Shelter Operations Manager is responsible for the overall day-to-day operations of shelter services including the care of animals, all intake procedures, logging of animals into the shelter's database, and customer service. The Shelter Operations Manager is also responsible for ensuring that communications flow smoothly between animal services staff, volunteers, programs and activities, and the Executive Director. This position has responsibility for ensuring that all team members provide a professional service and meet or exceed standards and protocols.
Candidates must be at least 21 years old. Applicants should be organized and reliable. Supervisory skills, computer skills and knowledge of animal care protocols are a plus.
Interested persons can send a cover letter with resumé or apply in person at Bond County Humane Society’s office located at 2510 S Elm Street, Greenville on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 1:00 pm. โ 5:00 p.m.
Rehome By Adoptapet.com
We know it’s a difficult decision to rehome your pet, and Bond County Humane Society is here to support you.
Life can take surprising and difficult turns for all of us. Loss of a job, having to move, allergies, divorce, and even death of a family member can sometimes result in a wonderful pet needing a new home.
But you can avoid the shelter, by re-homing your pet on your own, and you can create a less stressful and easier transition for your pet.
If you decide to re-home your pet on your own:
Talk to friends, family members, coworkers, neighbors, church, and your veterinarian, as they may know someone who might be interested in taking your pet.
In an effort to help families and individuals who need to rehome a pet, BCHS is now partnering with Rehome by Adoptapet.com.
Rehome’s online listing service helps get your pet seen by potential adopters, provides you with an online adoption application, and guides you through safely screening and meeting potential adopters.
Use referral code
RCXHAQTL2U8AD8Z to reduce your re-homing listing fee by 90%.
Pet Adoptions FREE for Illinois Veterans — BCHS shall waive the adoption fee for a dog or cat if the person adopting presents
a current and valid IL Driver’s License or ID Card with the word veteran printed on its face or an ID Card issued under the federal Veterans ID Card Act of 2015 AND a valid IL Driver’s License or ID Card,
AND complies with the adoption policies of BCHS. BCHS may limit the number of pets adopted from our shelter/foster system to one dog or cat each IL veteran in a 2-year period.
See Public Act 103-0434 (HB2500 Enrolled)
Order items from our Chewy Wish List
It’s Never Been Easier To Give Back - You can donate products directly to our shelter by purchasing items from our Chewy Wish List.
1 Search for a shelter or rescue in the Chewy Gives Back Network - Enter City or ZIP Code.
2 Donate much-needed products from our Chewy Wish List.
3 Keep sharing the love by volunteering, fostering or adopting.
Thanks for giving back! Our Chewy Wish List is updated regularly to reflect what is most urgently needed.
We have found that since we don’t get any confirmations from Chewy, your donations are not being acknowledged — but there is an option to include a personalized gift message with your name and contact info. So be sure to do this so we can say THANK YOU!!!
Order items from our Amazon Wish Lists
Amazon Wish List donations are simple, too! Any of the items you order will be sent directly to us! Our Amazon Wish List is updated regularly to reflect what is most urgently needed.
We have found that since we don’t get any confirmations from Amazon, your donations are not being acknowledged — but there is an option to include a personalized gift message with your name and contact info. So be sure to do this so we can say THANK YOU!!!