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Provides pet boarding services.

Provdes food for people and pets.

Provides a food pantry for dogs

Provides pet food to anyone in need. Cat and dog food available.

Provides general pet care guidelines for people who own or are thinking about having a pet. Offers information to increase public awareness of the measures people can take to ensure their own safety and that of their children when dealing with family dogs or strange dogs that are encountered outside the home environment.

Provides monthly distributions of dog food, cat food, and cat litter to help those that need temporary assistance.

If you are a Licking County resident and are in need of food for your K-9 friend, you can apply online for assistance. A representative of the shelter will be in contact with you. Please note that the program is intended to assist short term. If you are still experiencing financial difficulty you will need to reapply, and Licking County Dog Wardens Office will determine whether or not additional assistance will be provided.

Provides a drive-thru pet food, pet supplies, and litter giveaway to individuals in need of food for their companion animals. Items may vary based on availability.

Providing grooming services for your pet as well as veterinary dental care during the week by appointment. This includes preventive care, which is a routine cleaning, scaling, and polishing of the teeth. Only the safest anesthesia is used and your pet is only asleep for a short period.

Provides pet food on a month-to-month basis for pet owners experiencing financial hardship. Food is appropriate for animals such as dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and birds. Assistance is given to each pet owner once every 30 days. Also provides names and phone numbers of low-cost clinics for spay/neuter and shots.

Pet food is available through the food pantry on a limited basis. It is available first come, first serve.

Provides a pet food pantry (cat food, dog food, kitty litter) to those in need.

Provides a pet food giveaway to Veterans in need of food for their companion animals.

Provides dry and canned dog and cat food to those in need. Pantry access is based on availability of donated food.

The JT Callander Bright Spot Clinic is designed to serve unsheltered pet owners and income-qualified families living in Licking County. The clinic provides a drop in veterinary wellness clinic. Licensed veterinarians from Licking County Humane Society will provide the services offered at the clinic.

Provides a pet food bank.

Accepts donations of pet food. Provides pet food to those in need as available.

May have some pet food/supplies available on a limited basis. *Only one adult may shop for the family, no children are allowed in the shopping area *Clients may visit the pantry once a week

Provides many core pet services, including: low cost vaccine and microchips; flea treatment/preventative; dewormer (Treatment for tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms & whipworms); and ID tags for dogs and cats. Also can offer low cost (below retail prices) pet supplies, such as leashes/collar combo, cannine and feline enrichment toys, treats, and litter pans. Provides access to low cost spay/neuter for Cleveland and East Cleveland residents.

Offers a pet food pantry for short term assistance.

Offers a variety of programming and classes available to the community including but not limited to: arts and crafts instruction, computer classes, babysitting instruction, dance classes, foreign language instruction, gardening classes, musical instrument training, financial planning, small business development, cooking classes, and dog obedience.

We offer many volunteer opportunities for those looking to enrich the lives of older adults, either through direct interaction, such as calling Bingo, or indirect support, such as maintaining the flower beds. Our Volunteer Coordinator can also connect folks with other volunteer opportunities within the community. Depending on the work being done, potential volunteers may be subject to a background check.