Bond County Humane Society

2510 S. Elm St. Greenville, Illinois 62246

(618) 664-4068 Directions Email Facebook

About this shelter

Bond County Humane Society in Greenville, IL

The Bond County Humane Society (BCHS) was established in 2003 by Rachel and Dennis Hundsdorfer, along with a small group of dedicated citizens. The organization's mission is to provide temporary shelter for stray, unwanted, and neglected cats and dogs until they can be placed in permanent, loving homes. Additionally, BCHS aims to address pet overpopulation through affordable spay and neuter programs. We offer low-cost spay and neuter services for companion animals as well as programs for feral, free-roaming cats. BCHS is also committed to humane education, collaborating with volunteers from surrounding counties to present programs in elementary and high schools. The organization was created in response to the need for improved animal welfare in Bond County.

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Adopting from Bond County Humane Society

Adoption process

All prospective adopters must complete a profile, which will be reviewed by an adoption counselor. All animals are intended to be indoor pets. Dogs are not permitted to live outside or roam freely, and all cats must be kept indoors. Prior to adoption, all animals will have been tested, vaccinated, treated for internal and external parasites, spayed or neutered, and microchipped. The adoption fees are as follows: kittens are $90, adult cats are $60, puppies are $125, and adult dogs are $100. There may be exceptions to these fees based on specific criteria.

Service area: The service areas include Bond County, Fayette County, Clinton County, Madison County, the city of Greenville, Vandalia, Hillsboro, and Highland.

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