Hello sweethearts, my name is Miss Mable. I may be a ten year old grandma, but I can definitely keep...
Read moreEvery December, the Plainfield Area Humane Society hosts “Lights of Remembrance,” a tree lighting ceremony to celebrate pets.
Read MoreThe Plainfield Area Humane Society strives to help and find homes for ALL of the animals entrusted to our care.
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Our Mission is to find a safe, loving and appropriate home for every homeless pet, including those with special needs or challenges. We strive to treat, heal, and provide optimal well-being for the animals placed in our care; and to create an environment where our animals receive love, respect and attention.
Read moreOur Mission is to find a safe, loving and appropriate home for every homeless pet, including those with special needs or challenges. We strive to treat, heal, and provide optimal well-being for the animals placed in our care; and to create an environment where our animals receive love, respect and attention.
Josh takes extreme pride as an Animal Control officer and the Director of Operations at PAHS. Every animal deserves a second chance, and he strives to
Read moreJosh takes extreme pride as an Animal Control officer and the Director of Operations at PAHS. Every animal deserves a second chance, and he strives to ensure they receive that opportunity of a lifetime. He is dedicated and works hard, not only for the animals in need, but also to give his pets a better life. When he is not at work, Josh spends his free time watching anime and playing video games.
Read lessJohn started out in human services and knew that he wanted to explore the intersections between animal welfare and human welfare; what better place to
Read moreJohn started out in human services and knew that he wanted to explore the intersections between animal welfare and human welfare; what better place to do that than PAHS. He is also an Animal Control Officer and that has taught him much about animal legislation on the local level and improved his understanding of how shelters should and could interact with the community.
Read lessJoan began her association with PAHS in 1985 as a weekend volunteer. During that time, she became certified as an Animal Control Officer. In 2014, she
Read moreJoan began her association with PAHS in 1985 as a weekend volunteer. During that time, she became certified as an Animal Control Officer. In 2014, she decided to work part time with the animals she loves and respects, and continues to contribute to the well being of the animals in our care.
Read lessOfficer Shaune Jones has been employed with PAHS since 2015. In addition to being certified as an Animal Control Officer, he is also an Animal Cruelty
Read moreOfficer Shaune Jones has been employed with PAHS since 2015. In addition to being certified as an Animal Control Officer, he is also an Animal Cruelty Investigator and a member of the N.J. Animal Control Association. Shaune has a long history working with animals including domestic and wildlife, and is happy to have a rewarding career working with animals and helping people.
Read lessWally started in telecommunication in 1965 and retired in 2002 as Director of Northeast operations, supervising a team of 914 employees and generating
Read moreWally started in telecommunication in 1965 and retired in 2002 as Director of Northeast operations, supervising a team of 914 employees and generating $95+MM. Throughout his career, Wally received the Leaders in Excellence award from BellAtlantic and was inducted into the William L. Dickinson School Hall of Fame. After retirement, Wally heard the Plainfield Area Humane Society needed help and was hired to take care of the cats.
Read lessHelen started volunteering at PAHS to find something to get her out of the house and working with animals. Throughout her time as a volunteer, Helen e
Read moreHelen started volunteering at PAHS to find something to get her out of the house and working with animals. Throughout her time as a volunteer, Helen enjoyed working with animals and with the team so much that she applied for a job as soon as one became available! Helen believes, and the rest of the team agrees, that the cats really enjoy having her at PAHS to take care of them.
Read lessShe has always had a passion for animals due to having loved her own growing up, so it was a no brainer to come and work with them.
Read moreShe has always had a passion for animals due to having loved her own growing up, so it was a no brainer to come and work with them.
Read lessTwo years ago, I came to PAHS to adopt my puppy who they rescued from the south and I have had such a lasting impression ever since. I knew I wanted t
Read moreTwo years ago, I came to PAHS to adopt my puppy who they rescued from the south and I have had such a lasting impression ever since. I knew I wanted to come back and work with all of the pets that are waiting for their forever love like my little guy was.
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