Investigates complaints about cruelty to animals, rescues domestic animals and picks up stray cats and dogs, which are kept in a shelter for a short period (about three days). Takes reports of lost animals (cats and dogs). Loans humane animal traps to residents for wild animals, such as raccoons and opossums, etc.

Shelter accepts stray and surrendered dogs and cats based on shelter capacity.

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Provide a safe haven for stray, lost and /or abused animals through operating an animal shelter.

Available dogs include those who have been lost, discarded, abandoned, injured or neglected. Most are lost dogs who have not been reclaimed by their original owners. All dogs available for adoption have already been spayed or neutered, micro chipped and fully vaccinated.

Owners may search for pets during the regular business hours.

Seizing and impounding stray dogs; impounding of unwanted animals (owners must bring them to the shelter), not limited to dogs and cats.

Provides "no time limit" animal shelter where owners can surrender their dog or cat. Once the animal is surrendered it becomes property of the shelter.

The Pickaway County Dog Shelter is a county owned and operated full-service dog shelter which holds stray dogs for a required period of time before they are placed up for adoption.

Provides law enforcement of dog license, impound strays, license checks, issues dog license, dog bite investigations, and adoptions of dogs.

Assists in pet adoptions; promotes responsible pet care; and coordinates a spay/neuter program. Cost for spaying/neutering is based on the type of animal (dog or cat), weight, and sex of the animal.

Provides adoption services for reptiles who have been rescued.

This program rescues domestic animals who are in hazardous situations and which may provide emergency medical care if injuries have occurred. Animals are available for adoption.

Works to protect lost dogs and attempts to reunite them with their owners. Issues dog licenses, handles stray or problem dogs, attempts to find new owners for unclaimed adoptable dogs.

Provides a temporary shelter for stray, unwanted and abused animals. Collaborates with city and county authorities to enforce animal laws.

Houses stray dogs found in Geauga County. Unlicensed dogs that are brought to the Animal Shelter are held for three days before going up for adoption. Dogs wearing a current license are held for minimum of fourteen days.

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.

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

Offer low cost spay/neuter services; basic pet health care and preventative products; micro-chipping; grooming services for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and various exotic animals. Animal cremation services; humane euthanasia services. Hall rentals; shelter for stray cats and dogs; adoptions for cats and dogs. Variable fees involved in adopting animals. Volunteer opportunities available.

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.

Donations from our Amazon Wish List, located on our website, accepted. Donations can be dropped off at the Humane Society of Greater Dayton on Nicholas Road and MeowZa Cat Boutique at the Dayton Mall.

Provides rescue and shelter for domestic animals that are sick or injured when the staff picks them up. Services include: food, shelter and medical care. May accept surrendered pets as space allows.

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 shelter for stray and unwanted dogs found in Medina County. Issues citations for loose dogs found without a license. Quarantines stray dogs involved in bites. Accepts sick or injured animals but will make referrals to the Humane Society or SPCA if unable to provide necessary level of care.