Here are a few links for the Helping Hands.  The brick is a higher donation amount with 

engraved wording or names.

Buy A Brick

Building Donation Form:

Online Donation:

 
Website: 
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=2PBWkKstYvMRI6_Bb6RztrfpOzon6qapS4BII480yF_mTEc3F3a4uVdg9Q0&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1fa798f5a5f5ae42e71cf8ee1e36038233149a658e6082cfca

This is their Wish List:

Our Wish List
 
http://www.hhhstopeka.org/wishlist.htm
 
 
Our greatest wish is to find a home for every animal at the shelter.  Until we can accomplish

that, we have a need for several specific items that can help us provide for them.

For the Animals:
Dog Toys
Cat Toys
Stuffed Animal Toys
Shoe Boxes
Puppy/Kitten Formula
Collars & Leashes
Cat/Kitten Shampoo
Kong Toys
Volunteers
  
For the Office:
Pens
Post It Notes–3” x 3”
Legal Pads
Postage Stamps
Tote Containers
Highlighters
Standard staples
Scotch tape
8.5 x 11 colored copy paper
8.5 x 11 white copy paper


For Pet Care:
Manual Can Openers
Heating Pads
Grooming Supplies
Pet Taxis – new or used
Puppy/Kitten Bottles
Rubbing Alcohol
Tongue Depressors
Rectal Digital Thermometers
Shredded Paper
Band-Aids
Latex Gloves
Cookie Sheets w/sides
Dish Soap
Laundry Soap
Paper Towels
 
 
Spring Cleaning? Don’t forget about us! A frayed towel or a faded blanket is just the ticket.

Our kitties like to cuddle and our puppies are sometimes chilly.
HHHS also accepts donation of aluminum cans throughout the entire year and donations of

plastic pop bottles or milk jugs during the summer months only.
We Can Always Use:
Old Towels & Blankets
Old Throw Rugs
Old Pillows
Items can be dropped off at the shelter, 2625 NW Rochester Road
Hours:  regular business hours.
 
Helping Hands Humane Society
In 1973 a new shelter was built for Helping Hands Humane Society. At that time almost

5,000 animals a year were brought to the shelter. Thirty-five years later that number has

doubled to more than 10,000 animals a year that find their way to HHHS. As a result of this

increase and the drastic building repairs needed due to the wear and tear of more than

250,000 total animals and thousands of visitors, it has been determined that a new shelter

 is desperately needed.

The goal for Phase I of the new facility is $5.5 million.   Your support is needed to get this

project underway.  Please consider HHHS with your tax-deductible donation. Please check

out the sponsorship naming opportunities of rooms and areas in and around the new shelter

that are currently available.

Call Bill Acree, Director of Development (785-233-7325 x 107) if you have any questions

about the new facility.