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The 2010 Board of Directors are:
- Lisa Leonard, President
- Cheryl McLaughlin, Vice President
- Angela Morris, Treasurer
- Chali Valery, Secretary
- Dr. Tonya Amiri
- Debbie Booth
- Andreia Brandon
- John Leonard
- Sheri McElroy
- Ken Miller
- Lance White
Congratulations to the newest members of Humane Society of Forsyth County Board of Directors for 2010: Dr. Tonya Amiri, John Leonard, Ken Miller and Lance White. We appreciate your willingness to serve! Read about them here!
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See how your contributions in donations, volunteering and adoptions are working! Here are the list of Humane Society of Forsyth County's Achievments made possible by YOU!
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As you watch dogs and their owners having a great time together you may often wonder; why is that dog is so well behaved and my “fluffy” just will not do as I ask? There must be a secret to it, or maybe his breed just can’t learn to behave well! Yes there is a secret and NO every breed, be it pure or mixed, CAN learn to behave. I am here to share the secret with you! The first part of the secret is this
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Sidney's Pizza Parlor Wine & Food Tasting |
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Welcome to our New Website! |
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We are pleased to finally have our new website up and running! We hope you find it user friendly and informative! We will continue to improve on its current condition and functionality in upcoming weeks. Should you have comments, questions or feedback about this website, please send an email to our
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Thank you and we look forward to meeting you when you adopt your new family member from the Humane Society of Forsyth County! |
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Ban the gas chamber in Georgia animal shelters |
 Grace's Law, H.B. 788 would ban the gas chamber in Georgia animal shelters
The current legislative session brings another opportunity to pass Grace’s Law, also known as House Bill 788. Grace’s Law is named after a hound who survived gassing in the now-defunct Liberty county gas chamber. The Georgia Voters for Animal Welfare (GVAW) estimates that at least 11 gas chambers still operate in Georgia, some illegally.
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Welcome to the Humane Society of Forsyth County, GA |
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 We are dedicated to preventing cruelty to, relieving the suffering of, and providing humane treatment for animals. We stand by the fact that we are one of a few NO-KILL shelters in this area. We are a volunteer organization interested in the rehoming or placement by adoption of abandoned cats, dogs, kittens and puppies within the Forsyth County area, Roswell, North Fulton, John's Creek, and Alpharetta areas.
Our goal is to not only strengthen the bond but also the understanding between animals and humans. The Humane Society of Forsyth County is not funded by local or state government.
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Adoptions are held daily at the Humane Society of Forsyth County Shelter 1-5pm. Please also visit us at Petco Cumming (GA 400, Exit 14) every Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m for dogs and noon to 4:00pm for cats. We normally bring both dogs and cats. 
