Contra Costa Humane Society is a small independent humane society formed in 1991 by the merger of two local animal welfare groups. It has been hard at work ever since helping the county’s critters in need and building up a strong network of volunteers and community support.
CCHS is unrelated to any other humane society, SPCA, rescue group, county shelter, or government agency. Nor do they receive any funding from the government, generating life-saving results through private and corporate donations and grants. Maddie’s Fund has also supported their work in that group’s ongoing effort to achieve a no-kill nation.
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