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Provides a pet shelter, pet lost and found services, pet control and cruelty to animals investigations.

Handles calls concerning abuse, neglect, stray animals, etc.

An animal shelter that provides assitance in adoption and and sheltering animals.

Services include adoptions of dogs and cats; discount programs for pet neutering/spaying; lost and found registry of pets; training class for dogs; pet therapy in nursing homes; foster home program for stray animals; dog licensing; humane education program for children; and a speakers bureau.

Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, and cruelty to animals. Provides rescue for domestic animals that are sick or injured or in hazardous situations.

Provides temporary protection and care for abandoned, or injured animals. Conducts adopt-a-pet program, cruelty investigations, and animal rescue available 24 hours.

Offers a no kill and no-time-limit shelter for animals. Rescues the lives of animals in imminent danger of euthanasia at local animal control facilities. Owner surrenders and strays are accepted when space is available. Animals available for adoption into appropriate homes.

- Rescue injured and/or abused domestic animals - Investigate abuse claims; prosecute if necessary - Locate lost/injured animals - Educate the public, including providing guest speakers - Low cost spaying and neutering program, "Let's Limit Litters". - Adoption of animals from the shelter. REQUIRES APPLICATION TO BE FILLED OUT AND ADOPTION FEES. Visit the shelter or online for available dogs and cats.

Provides animal control, animal lost and found assistance, and animal poison information (in cases where the client suspects that someone is putting out poison for their pet). Will investigate complaints of cruelty to animals, and attempt to rescue domestic animals. Maintains an animal kennel which houses stray domestic animals for a short period. Does not trap healthy wild animals, but will respond to reports of sick or injured animals or if a wild animal has entered a living space.

Provides up to $60,000 in funds for new and established eligible organizations to build or renovate spaces dedicated to housing survivor’s pets, to assist homeless shelters in becoming pet friendly, begin a foster program to care for survivor’s pets, pay for temporary boarding for survivor’s pets, or a combination of services that will best serve your community and their pets. Grant funds may also be used for routine veterinary care, emergency veterinary care, and pet deposits.

Offers cats for adoption.

Provides animal control, animal rescue, and animal poison information. Maintains an animal shelter where stray animals may stay for three to five days. Does not trap nuisance animals contained within a home.

Provides animal adoption of dogs, cats, rabbits and small mammals.

Provides a no-kill, non-profit, all-volunteer dog shelter. Temporarily houses abandoned dogs and seeks to find loving homes for them.

We can dispense heartworm and flea & tick medications as long as your pet has been seen by our veterinarian within the past year, adoption services, shelter, as well as spay and neuter services at a reduced price and microchipping, appointments and prepayment is required.

Enforces dog-related ordinances and offers dog licensing. Handles and investigates complaints regarding injured, stray dogs, and dog bites. Picks up stray dogs (not owner-surrendered dogs). Provides a kennel for stray dogs and accepts dogs surrendered by owners. Offers dogs for adoption (if stray is licensed, will try to reunite dog with owner before offering for adoption). Adoption includes behavioral and medical evaluations, spay/neuter services, vaccines, de-worming, and a microchip. Offers euthanasia services for dogs that are suffering from advanced age, incurable disease, or severe injury.

Accepts surrendered pets that their owners can no longer care for. Organization has trained volunteers who take care of and work with the animals to prepare them for adoption. Animals are kept in care until adopted.

Houses stray dogs found in Darke County.

Provides a service where stray and abandoned cats and dogs can be permanently placed into a new home. Also offers an animal foster care program, through which families and individuals volunteer to provide a temporary home for stray or abandoned cats and dogs.

Provides emergency, temporary boarding for pets of individuals in homes experiencing domestic violence. Screening is done on a case-by-case basis, and assistance is not guaranteed in every situation due to space constraints. Assistance is generally for no longer than 14 days.

Witnesses or anyone suspecting animal abues/cruelty, can call the local sheriff's office to file a report.

Provides support and resources to people and animals in need. Options range from providing supplies to help rtain the pet, to finding another home for the pet, to owner requested euthanasia. Options for each situation are discussed during an initial appointment, which will include a veterinary exam.

Provides protection and care for unwanted pets or stray animals, and hold them for a specified period of time to provide an opportunity for owners to claim them prior to offering them for adoption.

Provides an animal warden that offers animal control and rescue activities for the Village of Highland Hills. Will also investigate reports of cruelty to animals.