Our Team

Miranda is a lifelong resident of Walton County with a passion for helping animals in need. After years of planning, her childhood dream came to fruition with the opening of the Humane Society of Walton County. Miranda is involved in the day-to-day operations and serves as the Executive Director and Chairman of the Board of Directors for HSWC. She resides in Monroe with her husband and children.

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Juli loves all things furry and creative! She holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia in Visual Art and loves all animals, big and small. She's volunteered for 10+ years as a pet foster and in rescue administration. When she's not cuddling her two rescue dogs and her one, less loveable, rescue cat, she is sharing time with her husband and 2 grown sons.

I was born and raised in Georgia. For over 24 years I was an Aesthetician and Laser practitioner. I started doing TNR in the summer of 2015. I heard a feral kitten screaming in a storm drain inside an office park located in Monroe. As soon as I saw the kitten I provided it with food and water. Soon, I learned it had littermates and a feral Mom there too. Once the kittens were old enough, I started trapping them for TNR surgeries. I thought, I"ll just help this little family of cats, then I"ll be finished with TNR. Little did I know, I would not 'finish'. Come to find out, there are not a lot of people who do TNR and the demand was huge. Soon after finding out about TNR I attended a How to TNR class at Paradox spay neuter clinic. I helped start Monroe Community cat project. A group of volunteers did TNR within the city limits of Monroe. The group dissolved, but several of the volunteers kept helping me with TNR, fundraising, etc... I continued doing TNR in Newton and Walton county. I do not know how many cats I have TNR'd over the years. I have not always kept count. I do know the most cats I tnr'd in one year was 128. I have been very fortunate to have a lot of people support my efforts over the years. Without support, I would not be able to help all the cats I have. Bingo, silent auctions, 50/50 raffles, selling my stained glass, countless donations, lots of volunteer hours, make TNR possible. In my free time I enjoy traveling and doing Stained Glass. My husband and I have cats, 3 basset hounds and a Mastiff.

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