Hood Co Animal Lovers Organization was formed in April 2011 by animal welfare volunteers who wanted to work with the local animal control facility, local animal shelters and the community to find homes for the large amount of displaced & abandoned animals in Hood County. HALO is not a shelter, but a group of volunteers who foster displaced animals in their homes until permanent homes can be found. Foster animals are vetted and brought to adoption sites around Hood County in search for a new loving home.
In addition to our foster/adoption program, HALO has a spay/neuter incentive program (SNIP) to pay for spays/neuters for the low income of Hood County. Participants must qualify based on need or income. The SNIP program is funded ENTIRELY by donations. However, as of July 2023 we have had to temporarily (we hope) suspend the program due to lack of funds. Your donations will go toward our SNIP fund and help us get back to assisting with spays and neuters. The need has never been greater.
Small dog collars (14 inches and less)
Small dog harness (soft mesh type)
Leashes
Hood Co Animal Lovers Organization (HALO) is dedicated to creating a better quality of life for displaced companion animals in Hood County by helping them secure a 'second chance' in loving forever homes.
Organization name
HALO - Hood Co Animal Lovers Organization
Causes
Animals, Community Improvement
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Hood
Address
P. O. Box 294