South Shore Humane Society

Our Story

The South Shore Humane Society was established in 1974 by compassionate residents who were deeply concerned about the welfare of dogs in local town pounds. At that time, there was little effort to find homes for stray dogs. Volunteers began documenting the dogs' conditions and created a weekly column in the local newspaper titled "Around the Pounds" to raise awareness about adoption opportunities. Over the years, the Society has expanded its mission to include a spay/neuter assistance program, advocacy against the use of exotic animals in circuses, and a commitment to educating the public about responsible pet care.

Our Impact

With generous support, the South Shore Humane Society continues to implement innovative programs that provide essential services to homeless and needy cats and dogs. These services include medical care, spay/neuter programs, shelter, food, and the chance to find loving new homes.

Why Donate?

Your contributions make a significant difference. By adopting an animal, you not only provide a second chance for a pet in need but also help fund the care of other animals in shelters. Every dollar goes directly towards improving the lives of these animals.

Get Involved

Join the mission to help homeless pets! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support the South Shore Humane Society and make a lasting impact on the lives of animals in need.