Donations

Do you want to help homeless and needy animals in our community?

You can make a secure donation online, right now!

Make Your Donation Go Further

Many businesses, companies and organizations will match charitable donations! If your company has a matching program, please contact Danyelle Ho at (813) 774-4306 or danyelle@humanesocietytampa.org

Are you a federal employee? Designate your donation through the Suncoast Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). HSTB’s Suncoast CFC number is 16569. For more information please visit suncoastcfc.org.

Have a special place in your heart for cats? Donate to Wendy’s Kitty Fund!

Want to help animals in disaster situations? Donate to the Bay Area Disaster Animal Rescue Team’s (DART) Connie Brooks Medical Care Fund.

Don’t Want to Donate Online?

No problem! There are many other ways to give.

Click on the “Ways To Give” menu links (above right) for unique ways to support HSTB.

Checks made out to Humane Society of Tampa Bay are accepted and can be mailed a to Humane Society of Tampa Bay, 3607 N Armenia Ave., Tampa, FL 33607

If you have any questions or would prefer to make a donation over the phone, please call Nancy McCall at (813) 774-4311.

Volunteer your time! We have many different areas where you can help, visit the Volunteer area on our site.

We Are a Four-Star Charity

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is proud to have been awarded with a Four-Star Rating for the past four years through Charity Navigator. This rating signifies our commitment to fiscal responsibility and ethical business practices.

In fact, Eighty seven cents of every dollar we make goes directly to the animals. Click here to see how your donations make a difference.

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Happy Tails # 79

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Thank you so much for the companionship and stories I have for the last 25 years. First there was LB (Lazy Bones) a short hair golden retriever we adopted in 1986. My two girls grew up with him and they are now vivid animal lovers with pets of their own. LB traveled around the world with me on my military assignments from Tampa, Texas, Germany, North Dakota, and then back to Tampa. He passed away of old age at 15. 18 months later I adopted Ceaser. A beautiful black retriever and a big pain in the butt when he was a puppy but soon grew to become my best friend. He died in April of 2011 of Cancer. I miss seeing him in my front window when I pull into the driveway and jumping up for a hug every time I walk through the front door. Again, thank you for doing what you do. It does make a difference in people and these animals’ lives.

~Roger Tedrow

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