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Sherry Sheldon
President
Sherry passionately advocates, fundraises and pursues pulling the most vulnerable shelter dogs into foster care. She takes time orienting our new volunteers and making sure they have what they need to care for our foster dogs. She's more than likely one of the faces you've met at our adoption events!
Jennifer Robinson
Vice President
Jenny is a patient and loving foster who is committed to making sure her dogs find the absolute best homes, even if it takes a little extra time! She helps organize fundraisers and events, coordinates taking our dogs on 107.9 WNCT for Wet Nose Wednesday, and manages our Instagram page!
Amanda Grice
Secretary
Amanda works as one of our special needs fosters, in particular caring for ferals and dogs with skin issues. She has spearheaded fundraising and outreach events throughout Pitt County.
Joy Hill
Treasurer
Joy will take in any foster, regardless of age, breed or condition. She manages our medications and preventions to help keep the dogs as healthy as possible! Joy also takes her fosters with her to work where she is a school media coordinator!
Tabitha Joyner
Data Manager
Tabitha loves fostering moms, puppies, and dogs with medical needs. She also helps manage foster and adoption records, maintains our website, and answers emails. If you receive a reply back from our Pitt Friends email, it's probably from Tabitha. She also creates all of the content for our TikTok!
Debra and Joe Butler
Members-At-Large
Debra and Joe are dedicated puppy fosters and also help in any other ways they can - from picking up new fosters from the shelter to setting up events and collecting and organizing supplies. They are also the official Pitt Friends cheerleaders!
Kim Chambers
Members-At-Large
Kim loves to plan events and do creative fundraising - two things that are essential to the rescue work we do! She also keeps track of all of our donations and expenses. She is a Pitt Friends adopter and helps provide respite to full-time fosters!
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Pitt Friends runs solely on the dedication and time of its volunteers. They brave harsh weather and other difficulties in trying to achieve their goal of reducing the number of homeless pets. Let's give them a round of applause!!