There’s a very special place right here in Pensacola where the hungry are fed, the homeless are sheltered, and the abandoned are cared for. It’s the Pensacola Humane Society, where our staff and volunteers provide comfort and care for unwanted and abandoned animals in our community. We operate and maintain a NO KILL shelter and adoption center for homeless animals on private donations and fundrais
ing activities. We receive no city, state or federal government funding. Our staff cares for the abandoned or neglected animals until they go to good homes. PENSACOLA HUMANE SOCIETY SOCIAL MEDIA TERMS OF USE
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