Humane Society for Hamilton County

Our Story

The Humane Society for Hamilton County is one of the few open-admission, truly no-kill shelters in the country. Founded to provide a safe haven for animals in need, this organization believes every animal deserves a chance to live, love, and be loved, regardless of age, breed, or medical needs. Inspired by her own dog, Maggie, Executive Director Rebecca Stevens left her corporate career to dedicate her life to animal welfare, leading to the shelter's growth and success in saving thousands of animals.

Impact

In 2023, the Humane Society for Hamilton County received 4,000 animals and achieved a remarkable placement rate of 98%. They successfully reunited 406 lost pets with their families and saved 439 animals from other Indiana shelters. Innovative programs like Pets Healing Vets connect veterans with emotional support pets, showcasing their commitment to both animal welfare and community support.

Why Donate?

Donating to the Humane Society for Hamilton County supports life-saving efforts for animals in need. Contributions fund daily care, medical treatment, and rehabilitation, ensuring every animal receives the love and care they deserve. Donors can also make a lasting impact through memorial gifts, monthly giving, and corporate sponsorships, knowing their support directly benefits the animals and the community.

Make a Difference Today!

Your generous donation can change lives. Whether you choose to give cryptocurrency or cash, every contribution helps provide essential care for animals in need. Join the mission to save lives and create a loving community for all animals. Donate now and be a part of this noble cause!