West Virginia Caring, formerly Hospice Care Corporation, is a nonprofit advanced illness care organization that answers to the needs of the West Virginia community. For 33 years, this end of life provider has been serving North Central West Virginia's patients and families living with life-limiting illnesses. And, provides education, bereavement services and community outreach.
 

Preston County Caring Council/Preston FRN

Planning and Coordination of Social, Health and Education Services.

501 c 3 Non-Profit.
Preston County Workshop works towards growing and enhancing our community’s workforce by putting our employees first.
Through our services, individuals can find employment that’s designed around their specific needs. It’s more than just a job.

Preston County Humane Society works to: 

Reduce the population of stray and unwanted animals through the Spay/Neuter Program.

Strengthen understanding and awareness of animal and community needs.

Protect and care for animals in need.

Preston County Humane Society (PCHS) is an all volunteer, nonprofit organization governed by a board of directors who serve without compensation. Funds to support our programs come from membership dues, donations, memorial gifts, fundraisers, and grants. We are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Donations are tax deductible as allowed by Law.Pet overpopulation is a critical problem in Preston County and in West Virginia. The best answer to the tragedy of unwanted, neglected and homeless animals is spay and neuter.PCHS offers financial ASSISTANCE to help pay the cost of spay/neuter procedures. We especially reach out to low income families and seniors. Income GUIDELINES to qualify for assistance are generous.

Spaying (for females) and neutering (for males) has many benefits besides preventing unwanted litters. The procedure may reduce roaming, marking and aggression making pets easier to live with. It can also help pets live a longer, healthier life.

WE BELIEVE SPAY AND NEUTER SAVES LIVES