Humane Society of Hancock County

4550 Fostoria Avenue Findlay, Ohio 45840
Dogs, Cats & Other Animals

About this shelter

Humane Society of Hancock County in Findlay, OH

The Humane Society of Hancock County has served Findlay, Ohio since 1888, educating the public on the care and responsible treatment of animals while providing for and protecting unwanted, lost, and abused animals in the community. As a 501(c)3 organization, it also operates a spay and neuter clinic, animal control services, and a Trap-Neuter-Return program in partnership with the City of Findlay to humanely manage community cat populations. Located about 40 miles north of Toledo, it is one of three animal shelters or rescues serving Hancock County, Ohio.

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Adopting from Humane Society of Hancock County

Adoption process

Adoption fees vary by animal type and include spay/neuter, vaccinations, parasite treatment, and other care; to adopt, you find a pet and complete an online adoption application.

Service area
Hancock County, Ohio
County
Hancock County
Animals served
Dogs, Cats & Other Animals

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