Donate a ShelterBed to Humane Society Of Elmore County in Wetumpka, AL
The Kuranda ShelterBeds program has delivered more than a quarter of a million beds to homeless pets since 1996.
Humane Society Of Elmore County is partnering with the ShelterBeds program to bring that same comfort to the animals in their care. Their team chose every item on the wish list below. Donate one and we'll ship it straight to them.
Wish list
14 donated, 6 still needed.
30 x 20 Vinyl Forest
$87.95
$77.95
17 donated, 3 still needed.
35 x 23 Vinyl Forest
$92.95
$82.95
17 donated, 3 still needed.
40 x 25 Vinyl Forest
$98.95
$88.95
Why Kuranda beds?
- Kuranda Beds are the superior choice in shelters and rescues due to their durability and added protection of a 1-Year Chew Proof Warranty.
- Shelters prefer Kuranda beds since they are easy to clean and sanitize, minimizing the spread of infectious disease.
- The elevated sleep surface helps regulate body temperature, both in warmer and cooler months.
- The orthopedic design alleviates pressure points on joints.
- Quality sleep reduces stress which keeps animals healthy and feeling good while they await their forever homes.
Still have questions? We’ve got answers:
- Do I get a discount?
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Yes! All items that are donated to a Shelter or Rescue get discounted prices.
- Do I get free shipping?
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All donations shipping to the lower 48 U.S. states receive free shipping.
Shipping charges are added to donations going to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
- Where does my donation go?
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Each shelter has already filled out their shipping address for your donation order. All orders ship directly to the shelter from Kuranda. You and the organization will receive tracking information, so you both will know when your donated items are delivered!
Why people give to Humane Society Of Elmore County
Every donor is invited to share what made them choose this organization. These are their stories.
“I have a love of animals. I wish I could take them all in. I appreciate local shelters for caring for the lost and homeless animals. I have a house full so in lieu of fostering or adopting anymore I choose to donate money or supplies.”