Offers limited time pet foster care for those who are temporarily unable to care for their pet. All animals placed in care will recieve vaccinations and/or spay/neuter if they have not already been (provided at no charge to the client). Families are given regular updates on how their companions are doing by volunteer program coordinators.

Offers unclaimed dogs for adoption. Dogs are typically vaccinated.

Provides a program to reduce the population of free roaming, wild, feral cats. Cats are humanely trapped and then brought on site where they are neutered, vaccinated, and given a general medical exam. They are also eartipped (a tiny portion of their ear is snipped) to signal that they have been "fixed". The cats are then returned to their outdoor home – to live out their lives in a managed colony. Nuisance behaviors, like fighting, spraying and yowling are dramatically reduced. Will NOT assist in the capture of wild animals - humane traps are available to rent.

Investigates allegations of animal cruelty, neglect, and abandonment seven days a week.

Offers horses hope, shelter, and opportunity regardless of their situation or problems. Be it psychological or physiological we are committed to addressing the individual needs of each rescued animal. Our work begins with developing an individual diet, treatment regiments, and a training program for each horse according to its needs. When a horse has been sufficiently rehabilitated we go about the work of finding appropriate adoptive homes that suit the horse's needs and abilities.

Maintains a full-time animal control officer and van that picks up and/or returns stray animals and helps residents to locate missing animals. Investigates situations where cruelty to animals exists and loans humane animal traps.

Accepts owner surrendered animals when space and resources are available. The shelter does not euthanize to make space so there is generally a waiting list to surrender an animal. Assists with Trap Neuter Release programs throughout Lorain County.

Provides spay/neuter subsidy program for cats and dogs to low-medium households, monthly spay/neuter cat clinic for outside cats ($15 for males and $20 for females)for all Greene County residents. Provides free pet food to low income families (once a month). Responds to calls concerning potential livestock abuse or neglect. Provides guidance on animal care, including options available for veterinary assistance. We do not operate a shelter but assist in finding homes for animals.

Provides animal control services for Olmsted Township. Services include pet recovery and provides humane animal traps to aid in the capture and removal of all nuisance animals.

Provides a shelter for abused, abandoned, neglected and unwanted animals. Rehabilitates these animals to be adopted into loving homes.

Enforces the law and tickets offenders who do not properly confine or control their dogs. Performs license checks and responds to reports of neglected, abused, abandoned, or nuisance dogs. Provides animal rescue services for dogs in emergency, life-threatening situations (such as being stuck in a fast-moving stream). Also investigates dog bites as well as livestock deaths caused by dogs or coyotes. Investigates reported incidents of cruelty to dogs. Dogs are held by the Dog Warden for 3 days, then housed by the Ross County Humane Society.

No equine is ever turned away. We accept equines of all types and conditions for rehabilitation, retraining and ultimately for placement in a new home. We also can hold and evaluate equines for cruelty investigations and provide testimony for those situation.

Provides animal shelter and animal adoption, as well as animal control, lost and found, rescue, and cruelty to animals investigation, loan of humane cat traps, and dead animal pickup for the city.

Provides rescue and shelter for domestic animals that are sick or injured when the staff picks them up. Services include: food, shelter and medical care. May accept surrendered pets as space allows.

We ask that anyone wanting to, or thinking of, surrendering an animal call the shelter first (740-389-6548), so a manager can speak with them about our procedures and different options for the specific animal and situation. All animals must be surrendered by their legal owner. Once at the shelter, we ask that the animal(s) remain outside or in the safety of the owner’s vehicle until after the appropriate paperwork has been filled out. Once paperwork has been completed you may bring your pet to the door marked “Intake” (not adoption). Medical records of the animals being surrendered should also be brought or at least the name, address and phone number of the animal’s previous veterinarian clinic so a complete history can be obtained for our records If you are dropping of an animal to surrender, please arrive 30min before closing time to process paper work and so that we may feed/water the animal before we close

Provides animal services including animal control, animal rescue, investigating cruelty to animals, assisting with lost and found animals, use of humane animal traps, and animal poison information. Can house stray animals for a short period.

Provides cats and dogs that have been rescued and placed in animal foster homes for adoption. Animals have been spayed or neutered and have had a first set of shots. Also allows those wishing to surrender a pet to list their pet for adoption.

Enforces all humane and cruelty laws; provides an adoption center for unwanted pets; provides housing/care for stray cats and emergency aid for injured or abandoned animals; offers humane education to the community; offers pet therapy to patients in nursing homes and hospitals.

Provides animal services (domestic and wildlife) to residents. Will pick up stray animals and keep them in a kennel for a short period of time. Provides humane animal traps for use by residents.

Strives to provide humane animal control through law enforcement, compassion towards animals and promotion of responsible pet ownership. Offers animals for adoption. Attempts to locate owners of impounded animals using any identifying information found on its collar or tag.

Provides an animal warden who performs animal control and rescue services for the Village of North Randall.

County owned and operated dog shelter. It is a full-service shelter which holds stray dogs for a required period of time before they are placed up for adoption. The shelter also provides owner requested euthanasia services at a minimal cost.

Offers stray or unwanted animals for adoption. The Ohio SPCA & Humane Society Adoption Center is located at 3606 Elida Road in Lima, Ohio. No animals are adopted outside of Ohio. All animals adopted from the Ohio SPCA are spayed or neutered unless physical condition or medical circumstances prevent the surgery.

Houses stray dogs found in Geauga County. Unlicensed dogs that are brought to the Animal Shelter are held for three days before going up for adoption. Dogs wearing a current license are held for minimum of fourteen days.

Prepares animals for adoption from animal shelter and foster homes. Conducts screening of potential adoptive families and provides adoptive families with basic education on pet care.