Yadkin County Humane Society houses all of our animals in foster care in member's homes. We do not have a shelter facility. Appointments to see animals must be arranged with his/her foster parent ahead of time.

Hi - I'm Bayley. I'm one of four kittens that came into foster care because we lost our mom and had to be bottle fed. I was adopted with my sister Kayley, but our new owner is having health problems, so I'm back in foster care now. 

I'm neutered and I've had all my vaccinations.  I'm feline leukemia/fiv negative. I'm very loving and I do well with other cats and small dogs in my foster home.  I'm a very outgoing boy and love to sit on your lap and be pet.

If you would like to speak to his foster family, or meet Bayley in person, select this link to email them.  Please note that applicants looking for an outdoor cat, or who will be declawing will not be considered for Bayley.

Good with Dogs, Good with Cats

Appointments to be introduced to animals in foster care can be arranged with foster parents to meet your schedule; however, please keep in mind that most of our foster parents do work full-time.  If you would like to see an animal in foster care, please contact their foster parent through the email address provided in the animal's bio. Adoption fees are $75 for kittens/cats and $100 for puppies/dogs - this includes age appropriate vaccinations, de-worming, and the spay/neuter.