Allied Fence donates kennel repairs to Forsyth County humane society

Allied Fence repaired chain-link fencing and gates at the Humane Society of Forsyth County’s kennels, giving shelter dogs safer spaces while they wait for adoption. The donation adds to the Metro Atlanta company’s ongoing work with animal rescues and pet-focused causes.

Why it matters: - The kennel repairs improve safety and security for dogs in the Humane Society of Forsyth County’s care. - Better fenced spaces also give shelter dogs room to run, play and decompress while they wait to be adopted. - Community donations like this can reduce shelter stress and improve daily conditions for animals.

What happened: - Allied Fence donated chain-link fence and gate repairs for kennels at the Humane Society of Forsyth County. - The Metro Atlanta-based company completed the work with its own fencing expertise and labor. - The Humane Society of Forsyth County is a private, nonprofit, no-kill organization serving Forsyth County and surrounding communities since 1975. - The shelter posted a public thank-you through its leadership after the repairs were completed.

The details: - Allied Fence has served Metro Atlanta residential and commercial customers for more than 70 years. - The company provides fencing products and installation services for residential, commercial and public-sector properties across Georgia. - Allied Fence offers ornamental aluminum, steel, wood, privacy, security and pool fencing. - The company operates two showroom locations in the Atlanta area. - Allied Fence regularly supports animal rescues and pet initiatives. - Kenny Gillam, vice president of sales and installation at Allied Fence, said the team stepped in after learning the kennels needed repairs. - Diviya Roney of the Humane Society of Forsyth County said the repairs help dogs have space to recover while they await adoption. - More information about the shelter is available at forsythpets.org.

Between the lines: - The donation shows a local service business using specialized labor instead of cash to meet an immediate shelter need. - For animal welfare groups, in-kind repairs can stretch limited budgets while improving conditions for the animals already in care. - Allied Fence’s long-running relationship with the region and with pet-related causes reinforces its community-facing brand.

What's next: - The Humane Society of Forsyth County will continue using the repaired kennels for dogs in its care. - Allied Fence is likely to keep supporting animal rescues and pet initiatives as part of its community giving. - The shelter will continue promoting adoption and support options through its website.