Donations for HSCC New Shelter Build

The Humane Society of Clark County (HSCC) has long been a beacon of hope for animals in need in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. For years, we have provided shelter, medical care, and a chance for new beginnings for countless dogs and cats in our community. However, we are facing an unprecedented crisis that threatens our ability to continue this vital work.

As you may have heard, catastrophic flooding has devastated our current shelter, rendering it uninhabitable and unsafe for both the animals we care for and our dedicated staff. (See news coverage below) Unfortunately we had a similar flood event in 2019.  Despite our best efforts to repair and rebuild after the last flood the damage now is beyond what can be restored. We can no longer guarantee the safety and well-being of the animals in our care. But there is hope—and with your help, we can rebuild and continue our mission of compassion and care.

A generous foundation in Arizona has heard our story and has offered us $50,000 in seed funding to help us get started on the path to building a new, safe, and sustainable animal rescue shelter. In addition, they have pledged a remarkable $200,000 in matching funds. This means that for every dollar you contribute, the foundation will match it—doubling your impact.  There are some stipulations on which donations will be matched but all donations are urgently needed and will be submitted for matching.  The foundation has set the matching funds into 5 levels and will match when each level is reached per below.

- 25k for the first two 25k raised and  50k for the last three levels raised.                                    

This is where we need your support. The total cost for this new shelter project will be significant, but together, we can make it a reality. Our community deserves a place where every animal has a safe, comfortable home.

Here’s how you can help:

1. Donate Today: Every gift, no matter the size, will make a difference. 
2. Spread the Word: Share our campaign with your family, friends, and social networks. Together, we can reach those who care deeply about giving our animals a second chance.