Worcester County Humane Society

About Worcester County Humane Society

Founded in 1976 by passionate citizens, the Worcester County Humane Society (WCHS) has been a beacon of hope for animals in need. As a no-kill shelter, WCHS was ahead of its time, prioritizing the welfare of pets when many organizations still operated kill shelters. Partnering with the town of Ocean City, WCHS benefits from essential support, including a facility and operational grants, while relying heavily on private donations, fundraisers, and a thrift store to sustain its mission.

Impact on Animal Welfare

WCHS is committed to enhancing the health and welfare of pets both within its shelter and throughout the community. Adoption fees cover vital services such as spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and lifetime microchip registration, all aimed at combating animal overpopulation.

Why Donate?

Your generous donations—whether monetary, food, or supplies—are crucial for WCHS to continue its life-saving work. Donations can be made in person or mailed directly to the shelter. Additionally, WCHS appreciates coupons for essential supplies and collects aluminum cans to support its operations. Every contribution helps provide care and shelter for animals in need.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the fight against animal overpopulation and support the welfare of pets in Worcester County. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help WCHS continue its vital mission!