903-875-1060
P. O. Box 1734
Corsicana, TX 75151
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Meet Drake
Shelter staffers affectionately refer to Drake as their "guard dog flunkie". He was originally picked up by Animal Control and was none too happy about it. In no time at all he has learned to appreciate the attention the shelter staff give him. He's much too playful and friendly now to be a guard dog. Drake is active, he loves water and he loves toys. The shelter staff think Drake would do best with an active family or owner who can give him the exercise and guidance he needs to be at his best. Drake is current on all his basic vaccinations, including bordetella and has tested negative for heartworms. He must be neutered and requires rabies vaccination.
For Spay/Neuter Assistance,
Download the Spay/Neuter Application Form here.
Bear needs a good loving home.
Bear is a handsome 5 year old Collie mix boy released to the shelter by his owner. Bear is totally ready to go to his new home. Everything is done and Bear has his bags packed! Bear weighs 48 lbs and has a healthy tan and white haircoat, tip over ears and a long tail. He has tested negative for heartworms and is current on all his vaccinations, including Bordetella. Bear is already neutered and microchipped, housebroken, good with children and other pets, including cats and is leash trained. Bear was released by his owners because Bear was digging under the fence - usually a sign of a dog that needs more attention, more exercise, or both.
For more information, please contact the City of Corsicana Animal Shelter at (903) 654-4928. The shelter is open Mon, Tues, Thurs and Fri from 12:00pm - 6:00pm and on Sat from 12:00pm - 4:00pm.
Fabulous Feline Friday Walrus
Walrus is a handsome brown Tabby boy who arrived at the shelter via an ACO trap. Laid back and lovey, Walrus has never had it so good. The shelter staff thinks he's grand....and he has safety, good eats and comfortable, temporary accommodations. All he now needs is a wonderful home and a rabies vaccination. Walrus is approx. 1 yr. old, has tested negative for feline aids/leuk, is current on all basic vaccinations including Bordetella, trained to the litterbox and is now neutered thanks to help from the Humane Society. Walrus is 100% ready to impress!
For more information, please call the shelter at 903-654-4928. The shelter is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 12pm - 6pm and from 12pm-4pm on Saturday.
If you would like to meet any of the dogs from Wet Nose Wednesday or any of the cats from Fabulous Feline Friday please contact the Corsicana Animal Shelter at 617 S 12th St, Corsicana, TX 75110 or call 903-654-4928.
Recent Adoptions
Brownie
Garfunkel
Mallory
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What a wonderful gift for someone special ... a donation to the Humane Society of Navarro County in their name! It is also a great way to honor or memorialize someone special or that special pet that meant so much to you! Make your donation online or you may mail your donation to our office. Click here for more info!
For more information on our VIP and other pets, please call the Corsicana Animal Shelter at 903-654-4928 or come by 617 S 12th St Corsicana, TX 75110. Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri. from 12pm to 6pm, Sat 12pm to 4pm. Closed Wed. and Sun.
You may also view the V.I.P. animals and others like them at www.petfinder.com!
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Our Mission:
The Humane Society of Navarro County is a non-profit 501(c) 3 corporation established according to Texas laws. The mission of the organization is dedicated to preventing suffering, neglect, abuse and cruelty to animals, providing information, raising public awareness of animal issues, promoting responsible pet ownership, and kindness towards all living things. To achieve our mission, we pursue the following goals:
• Reduce the overpopulation and abandonment of domestic animals, primarily cats and dogs, through public education and spay/neuter programs.
• The HSNC maintains a good relationship with the City of Corsicana Animal Shelter and provides support and assistance as they place as many animals as possible into good, appropriate, and permanent homes.
• The HSNC works with City and County officials, local businesses, and concerned citizens in raising awareness and funding for a new shelter facility.
• We operate solely on donations. We are not a shelter or rescue center.
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