DONATING ITEMS

The Pulaski County Animal Shelter & Humane Education Center is a wonderful facility, but it takes lots of simple household and pet care items to keep things running smoothly. Your donation of any of these items helps to keep our shelter stocked and allows us to use money from donors for medical treatments and other costs.

Some items we will gladly accept:

Unscented Liquid Laundry Detergent for Washing Machines
Tall Kitchen Trash Bags (13 Gallon)
Paper Towels
Window Cleaner
Bleach
Hand Sanitizing Gel
Antibacterial Hand Soap (pump bottles or refills)
Dawn with Bleach Dish Soap
Simple Green or Mean Green Cleaner
Towels and Washcloths (old and used are fine)
Snuggles (see below)
Dog, Puppy, Cat, or Kitten Shampoo and Flea Shampoo
Rubbing Alcohol
UNSCENTED Non-Clumping Kitty Litter
Small litter boxes
Stainless Steel food bowls and water buckets
Dry or Canned Dog, Cat, Puppy, and Kitten Food (Pedigree Dog Food, Purina Puppy Chow, and Purina Indoor Formula Cat Foods would be wonderful!)
Cat Treats - crunchy or moist
Catnip
Heavy Duty Dog Toys: Kongs (the smooth ones, please!), Nylabones, or Ropebones
Nylon Slip Collars/Leads
Dog Crates: Medium or Larger
Wal-mart or Target Gift Cards
Office Supplies: Staples,
Printer and Copier Paper
New HP 15A (C7115A) Toner Cartridges
Used Printer Cartridges or Cell Phones (can be recycled for money)

Cleaning supplies and pet items can be dropped off at the PCHS office during our regular hours or they can be left on the front porch of the shelter after hours. If you have anything you think we could use that's not on this list, bring it over to the shelter or contact us.

Kuranda Dog Beds are heavy duty hammock-style beds that are made to stand up to extra wear and tear. They keep our shelter dogs off of the kennel floors and are easy to rinse when they get dirty.
Kuranda offers their beds at wholesale prices to people who choose to donate them to shelters. We have selected 3 sizes of beds for donors to choose from. We have also selected their 40 oz. vinyl fabric for its stability and waterproofing.

Please consider giving a shelter dog a good night's sleep!

The Snuggles Project was created by Hugs for Homeless Animals, and invites crafters to turn their leftover yarn into security blankets for shelter animals called "Snuggles".

If you'd like to make snuggles for the shelter animals, we'd be happy to take them! Snuggles can be any size from 18"x18" for puppies, to larger blankets for big dogs. The official website has patterns and ideas, but as long as the ends are knotted and tucked away to keep animals from unraveling the yarn, your snuggles don't have to be fancy or follow any specific pattern or color scheme!