Sponsor | ColonialCapitalHS

Have you fallen in love with one of our animals but not in a position to adopt?

Every day, our dedicated team at Colonial Capital Humane Society work tirelessly to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals who have been abandoned, neglected, or abused. However, we cannot continue this crucial work without the generous support of compassionate individuals like you. Many of the dogs and cats who occupy our shelter are long-term or special-needs residents, and may stay in the shelter for many months or years until they find a forever home.

Your monthly sponsorship gift of $30 will make a tangible difference in the lives of these vulnerable animals. Whether it's providing quality food, enrichments, or medical care every dollar you contribute helps us provide a brighter future for these deserving creatures.

By sponsoring one of our shelter animals, you're not just giving money – you're giving hope. You're giving abandoned pets a second chance at life. You're giving injured animals a chance to heal. And most importantly, you're giving love to those who need it most. Your kindness and generosity will have a lasting impact on the lives of countless animals in our community.

In return for your generosity, we offer various sponsorship benefits tailored to showcase their commitment to animal welfare and community support. These benefits include a certificate, a printed photo of your selected sponsored pet, a shout out on our social media, and a CCHS sticker. Sponsors will also receive regular updates and impact reports detailing how their donation is making a difference in the lives of the animal they are sponsoring. You’ll also be among the first to know when we’ve found them a new home – at that time you will have the opportunity to sponsor a different shelter pet.

Your sponsorship will remain on the pet’s account for as long as you choose. Whether that be one month, the remaining time of the animals stay at CCHS, or anything in between. Below you find a list of adoptable dogs and cats who are included in our sponsorship program.

In addition, supporting your local animal shelter not only helps our furry friends in need but can also benefit you come tax time! Donations to animal shelters are often tax deductible, offering a rewarding way to give back while potentially lowering your tax burden. Consult IRS guidelines or a tax professional for specifics on eligibility and deductions.

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TRIX

I came to CCHS early 2024 after being transferred from another shelter. I am a happy, loving little girl. I am best known for my “zoomies”. I would be a great dog for anybody. Overall I am quiet and easy to train. My hobbies include playing with other dogs, going on walks in the park, and watching humans play pickle ball.

DILLON

I was welcomed into the kitten program late 2012 with my two brothers. In 2013 I made my way to the shelter and was very shy and reserved. During my time at the shelter, I have learned that people are kind because of the love and support my shelter family has given me. I am the oldest cat in the CCHS Shelter!!! I love to be brushed and I really enjoy a good belly rub.

COPPER

I came to Colonial Capital Humane Society in March 2024 as a transfer from another shelter. I love adventure and have a lot of energy! I enjoy long walks to the park. Copper is a very smart boy who picks things up very quickly! I suffer from a pretty serious addiction to toys and playing fetch. However, Once I get all my energy out, I am happy to lay down and snuggle with my humans. I play nicely with other dogs. CCHS is not aware of how I will react around cats, but a temperament test can be arranged if needed.

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BECK

I am a Retriever mix, who came to CCHS as a stray dog in 2019. First impressions are not my strong suit. I am scared when I meet new people, so I bark and sometimes growls. Once you have my trust, I am the sweetest, silliest boy! My favorite thing is to lay in the sun and roll around the grass on my back. I love to play with other dogs, but I do not like cats. I am house trained, crate trained and walk excellent on a leash.

BAILEY GRACE

I was brought into Colonial Capital Humane Society as an owner surrender. My family did not have time for me, so they kept me outside. The shelter life is stressful, so it’s hard let my true personality shine. I am considered dog selective because it takes me a minute to warm up to other dogs. I prefer a slow introduction, but I wouldn't mind being a single-dog companion either! I am kid and cat friendly!

Willow

January 2024 I was presented to CCHS with a broken leg. With the generosity of a community member, CCHS were able to get me the help I needed. Currently I am bouncing around with joy as I patiently wait for my big moment! I have two different colored eyes and I love to play with other cats.

RIVER

I came to CCHS after being found in flood water during Hurricane Florence. I was so skinny and sick, but CCHS nursed me back to health, and now I am strong and handsome! I have lived at the shelter ever since! My hobbies include going on walks, rolling in the dirt, & playing with other dogs. My favorite food is anything peanut butter flavored!!

LANA

I came to CCHS through a shelter transfer in 2021 because they no longer had room for me. I’m not always the nicest but if I like you, I am a sweet and loving, silly girl. I’ve been told i have a strong personality and I need someone who can handle my inner diva. I love to give hugs and kisses. My happy place is snuggled up next to the humans I feel safe with. I have a very goofy personality and a lot of energy. I do my best on the leash.

MYSTERY

August 2019, I was involved with an Animal Neglect court case and brought to CPASC. Shortly after, CCHS met me and fell in love with my playful, wonderful personality and I’ve been with then ever since. I never say no to a fluffy bed to relax on. I love belly rubs. I make a great biscuit.

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PRECIOUS

Before Colonial Capital, I did not have a very good life as I was chained up in a backyard majority of the time. My puppies and I came to CCHS February 2024. They have since been adopted so now I patiently wait for my turn. I am selective when it comes to other dogs. I tend to bark at new people, but I am learning to trust. I enjoy going on long walks to the park. I am currently heartworm positive but undergoing treatment provided by CCHS. Since being at CCHS, I have learned many new commands. I am very treat driven. My favorite food is hot dogs.

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FISHER

I came to Colonial Capital Humane Society in February 2024 as an owner surrender. I am food motivated, and very smart as I learn new tricks very quickly! I am dog friendly but could use a lesson on boundaries. I tend to play rough. I have plenty of energy for adventures but am also a huge snuggle bug. CCHS is not aware of how I will react around cats, but a temperament test can be arranged if needed.

JUNIOR

I came to Colonial Capital Humane Society in January 2024 after living the last 7 years as a stray. In 2017 I was abandoned when my family moved out of our house. I am a gentle giant weighing in at about 150 lbs. I am the calmest, sweetest dog you will ever meet. I am very dog and kid friendly but not the playful type. I enjoy being around others and relaxing. I am a sweet, gentle old man, who is house trained and great on a leash. I enjoy spending my time outdoors sunbathing.

LEIA

I came to Colonial Capital as a stray in 2017. I enjoy playing with other dogs, fast car rides and long walks. I especially love snuggling with my favorite people! I am not fond of the rainy weather and would rather stay inside and cuddle. I am blind in one eye and is almost completely deaf. I can seem grumpy at times, especially when eating. I am a resource guarder, which means I growl and protect whats mine!

WALTER

I came to Colonial Capital Humane Society in January 2024 as a stray dog. I love adventure and never run out of energy! I enjoy long walks to the park, eating snacks, and making humans laugh at my goofy personality. My ideal family is one who is very active and has a lot of free time to spend with me. I play well with other dogs and love children of all ages. CCHS is unaware of how I will act around a cat but a temperament test can be arranged as needed.

RICHIE

I was returned to Colonial Capital Humane Society late 2023 when my owners moved and couldn’t take me with them. I am wary of new people but once I trust you, you’ve got a friend in me. I am gentle as they come and deserving of a great home. I am known for being goofy and love to splash in the water and mud. I love to go on walks and I’m excellent on a leash. My ideal family is one who is adventurous and active.

SHERBET

At a year and a half, I was a mother to 5 kittens. My rescuer found me after I fought off a dog to protect my babies. In September 2021, they placed my 2 day old babies and I in a box and took us to Colonial Capital Humane Society. CCHS worked very hard placing my babies in loving home. I know that there is a forever family out there waiting for me. My new home should have another calm cat to show me the ropes, either no dogs or a dog who would ignore me, and a family who is willing to take it slow and ease me into my new environment. New Experiences can be scary for me.

STEVE O

I came to Colonial Capital in 2023 as a transfer from another shelter. The world is a very scary place but when I feel comfortable I turn into a goofy, playful boy. I am happiest when I am around familiar places and people. I love to play with other dogs and would prefer to find a forever family that has another dog in the house to show me the ropes.

GUNNER

I was adopted as a puppy from Colonial Capital Humane Society. Now, at 4 years old, I find himself back at the shelter due to a my family getting divorced. The Shelter environment is not for me. I am very sad and confused and am quickly searching for my forever home. Although stressed in my current situation, outside of the shelter I am totally different dog. I am a very sweet & gentle guy. I am great with both dogs & kids. With that being said, I prefer a calmer environment.

Having a hard time deciding? You are more than welcome to come to the shelter to visit and get to know each available sponsored animal! With more than 100 animals currently being cared for by Colonial Capital Humane Society, we'll help you find someone who captures your heart.