Wyandot County Humane Society

The Ohio SPCA, formerly known as the Ohio Humane Education Association, is a 501c3 organization established in 1983, dedicated to rescuing, rehoming, and rehabilitating animals in Ohio. With locations in Lima and Grove City, they provide shelter for up to 300 cats, 80 dogs, and 50 rescued farm animals. Operating independently from the ASPCA, the Ohio SPCA focuses on animal cruelty investigations, farm sanctuary programs, equine rescue, and county pound reform, striving to create a more compassionate society where all living creatures are treated with care and respect.Generated from the website

The Humane Society of Erie County in Sandusky, OH is dedicated to saving animals and changing lives by providing a safe and temporary shelter for dogs and cats, until they can be placed into their forever homes. With a mission to curb animal cruelty and promote compassion and proper care, the Society has been operating a shelter for over 30 years, ensuring that all animals are fixed, vaccinated, dewormed, and on monthly parasite prevention while in their care. Established in 1892, the Humane Society of Erie County is committed to finding the perfect fit for every animal, striving to match them permanently with loving families. The facility is known for its cleanliness and the well-being of the animals, with a friendly and helpful staff who go above and beyond to ensure the animals' happiness. Through donations, volunteering, and support from the community, the Humane Society of Erie County continues to make a positive impact on the lives of animals in need.Generated from the website