The HSOG enjoys opportunities to participate in community events and provide humane education on and offsite. We can bring a dog, if permissible, and share educational information at your request, or simply be present to collect a donation, say thanks, and pose for a picture.

Adoption Center tours can also be arranged for your group or club.

• Maximum 8-10 for onsite tours
• Require 2 week notice prior to requested date for both onsite and offsite presentations 

For more information, please contact the Adoption Center at (864) 223-2498 or email humane@gwdhumanesociety.org.

Off-Site Tours Form

If you are human, leave this field blank.

Off-site Visitation Request OR On-site Tour? * Off-site Visitation On-site Tour

Name of Organization/Group *

Group Leader First Name *

Group Leader Last Name *

Title/Relation to the Group *

Email Address *

Office/Daytime Phone *

Cell/Evening Phone

Approximate Number of People Attending *

Age Range: *

Is there any additional information we should be made aware of? (Allergies, special needs, etc.) *

When would the group like to schedule the visit? (is there a specific date this needs to be completed by, is there a preference for a specific date/time, in general how soon are you hoping to complete this? (We need at least two weeks’ notice prior to the tour date) *

What is the group hoping to learn from their visit? (Is the group currently studying any topic related to animals? Did the group complete a fundraiser that is benefiting HSOG?) *

Is the group interested in hearing an educational presentation from our Humane Educator? (Any specific topic request? Basic pet care, Spay/neuter & Pet Overpopulation, Animal Shelters, etc.)

On-Site Events Only: Groups with members under the age of 16 are required to be accompanied by an adult supervisor, how many chaperons will be attending?

Off-site Events Only: Would you like to request the presence of a dog and is the leader of the location confirmed that the appearance of a dog is acceptable?

Is there any additional information we should be made aware of? (Allergies, special needs, etc.)