Humane Society of Greater Nashua New HampshireHumane Society of Greater Nashua New Hampshire
   Tuesday March 9, 2010    
Shelter Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Noon to 5PM
Saturday and Sunday
10 AM to 4 PM
Closed on Wednesday
Shelter is located at:
24 Ferry Road
Nashua, NH 03064-8109
(603) 889-BARK (2275)
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Karen BillExecutive Director
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Register for Shaw's Reward Program

Effective immediately, the shelter will no longer receive credit for Shaw's receipts. Instead, the shelter will receive rewards from your purchases at Shaw's on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and only by your registration of your Shaw's Rewards card.

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Planet Aid box at Meineke Car Care Center,
227 Daniel Webster Highway, Merrimack, NH
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Hi! I am called ‘Ruby’ here at the shelter- but I had another name once- do you know me?
I was found stray with my ears trimmed off- ouch!
It looks like it happened about ten days ago; they are healing fine and I will certainly have a unique profile- but really- why would someone do this?
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Whenever we at the Humane Society for Greater Nashua see this type of disfigurement of a pet we want our community notified. This is a sweet female cat who will be adopted regardless of what has been done to her but we don’t want other cats to experience the same fate. If you notice a stray cat or dog with injuries, apparent signs of abuse or neglect please let someone know. Speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Call the Nashua Police Department if you suspect animal abuse...it is against the law! Ask for Animal Control Officer Bob Langis to be dispatched to your location immediately!
603-594-3500 & thank you from all the paws that need your help!
Adoption Fee Wavied for all Cats who have been at the shelter for 6 months or longer

The Humane Society for Greater Nashua is waiving the adoption fee for all cats who have lived at the shelter for six months or longer. The adoption fee on these long-term residents will be waived until the end of the year*. This includes Setti (pictured), who has been at the shelter since July, 2009. The shelter has also lowered the adoption fee for all cats and kittens to $25.00 for the rest of 2009.

*Spay/neuter fees and microchip fees still apply."


Adoption Spotlight
Our Long Term Residents
My Name is Setti
I am a cat who is painfully shy. I love attention, I love to be petted, but I just don't know to be comfortable in my own home. I will need a VERY patient owner who will understand my timid nature and help me learn that I am in my forver home so I can relax a little. I hope I find that special someone soon.
My Name is Paige
I am a fun loving girl who doesnt like to share her things so I will need to be the only kitty in my new home.
My Name is Libby
I haven't seen much of this world yet and what I have seen has been a bit overwhelming to say the least. I really want to please and I do like people but everything else is just plain scary so far. If you would like to be my teacher and my guide to this big beautiful world I'm looking for you. I need alot of reassurance in a loving, quiet setting. In return I offer you constant, loving companionship because I know that I'm great at that.
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