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Quincy Today
By the People, for the People
Quincy Humane Society Hosts Easter Egg Hunt with Candy, Crafts, and Cuddles
The free event featured appearances from the Easter Bunny and local pageant winners.
Apr. 5, 2026 at 1:34am
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The Quincy Humane Society held its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 4th, offering attendees the chance to enjoy candy, complete a craft, and cuddle with adoptable kittens, puppies, and adult dogs. The event also featured special guest appearances from Miss Quincy Teen and Miss Quincy.
Why it matters
The Easter Egg Hunt provided an opportunity for the community to interact with the shelter's animals, potentially leading to adoptions and giving the pets much-needed socialization. The event also raised donations for the Humane Society, which relies on community support to care for homeless animals.
The details
At the Quincy Humane Society Easter Egg Hunt, children were able to find candy-filled eggs, make a craft, and spend time cuddling with the shelter's adoptable animals, including kittens, puppies, and adult dogs. The event also featured appearances from local pageant titleholders Miss Quincy Teen and Miss Quincy, who helped promote the shelter's mission and the importance of pet adoption.
- The Easter Egg Hunt took place on Saturday, April 4, 2026.
The players
Quincy Humane Society
A local animal shelter in Quincy, Illinois that cares for homeless pets and facilitates adoptions.
Shelby Rose
The reigning Miss Quincy, who attended the Easter Egg Hunt to support the Humane Society's efforts.
What they’re saying
“This is a great way for the community to get out and see the animals that are available for adoption and also just visit with them — (to) give them some love and attention that they deserve.”
— Shelby Rose, Miss Quincy
The takeaway
The Quincy Humane Society's Easter Egg Hunt demonstrates how animal shelters can engage their local communities and promote pet adoption through fun, family-friendly events that allow people to interact directly with the animals in their care.
