A significant part of our mission is about second chances. We're dedicated to finding responsible and caring forever homes and providing shelter for lost, abandoned and unwanted animals. We advocate for animals and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. We implement educational programs and provide services to promote responsible pet ownership and the human-animal bond. And finally, we work tirelessly to prevent cruelty to animals.
Elan is a very shy young girl who came to the NHHS through a southern transport. Upon arriving, care staff as well as administration and our medical team struggled to bring her out of her shell for almost a week before seeing signs of her wonderful, quirky personality! Elan is now doing wonderfully at the shelter, but like all of our furry friends, would love a home and a family even better. She loves toys, especially if someone shows her how to play with them! She has plenty of energy to enjoy activities such as hiking, camping or road tripping, but may also enjoy a quiet and laid back home.
Elan would do best in an adult-only home with no other dogs. As far as she has shown us, she is fearful of cats but may be yet to break out of her shell. Here at the shelter she has learned sit, touch, and is working on building her confidence.
Meet Elan today!
The New Hampshire Humane Society will host another Community Rabies & Microchip Clinic at the Meredith Center Road, Laconia-base Read More
“Animals feel so many of the same emotions as we do, they just speak a different language.”
