The Humane Society of Greene County is an independent, non-profit organization, run by volunteers. 

We do not operate a shelter but all our programs are specifically designed with the goal of alleviating animal abuse and suffering throughout Greene County, Ohio.
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The Humane Society of Greene County (HSGC) will host its annual membership meeting May 13th at 1 pm in the large meeting room at the Beavercreek Community Library located at 3618 Dayton Xenia Road. All members are invited to attend.
The goal of the HSGC is to prevent pet overpopulation by way of low cost spay/neuter (S/N) programs for dogs and cats. They also have volunteer Humane Agents who investigate complaints concerning potential abuse or neglect of livestock. Additionally, the humane society operates a pet food pantry available to qualified Greene County low income dog and cat owners.
The HSGC is a volunteer nonprofit organization and is not affiliated with any government agency. They do not operate a shelter. 
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The Humane Society of Greene County (HSGC) presented a certificate of recognition to the Greene County Sheriff in appreciation for support the Sheriff and his office have given the HSGC over the past several years. Pictured from left are: Sheriff Scott Anger, HSGC President Cindie McCulloch, and Deputy Sheriff Rick Bowman, also a volunteer with the humane society.
The HSGC is responsible for investigating calls related to potential abuse or neglect of livestock and deputies with the Sheriff's Office often accompany the investigating agent to the site where the animals are located. One example involved four horses found to be living in deplorable conditions in Bath Twp. With the officers' assistance, the horses were seized and placed with HSGC volunteers who nursed the animals back to health. All four horses were then adopted by responsible owners into their "forever" homes.

Don’t forget to stop by our office and pick up an extra bag of dog food on Saturdays 10 to 2! 

  Looking for a way to recycle and help us out too?  We are accepting used printer cartridges and old cell phones. You can drop them off on Saturdays    

We are in need of dry cat food for our cat pantry ​

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9000th Cat!

The Humane Society of Greene County reached a milestone this month when it treated the 9,000th cat at its monthly spay/neuter clinic. Started in 2006, these same day clinics offer a low cost alternative for controlling the pet population and are available to any Greene County resident caring for outside cats, including strays, at a cost of $15 for male cats and $20 for females. Inoculations are also available for a minimum additional charge. In 2020 we serviced 1768 pets.

Spaying and neutering are vital in preventing pet overpopulation, especially with stray cats. A female cat may have up to four litters of kittens a year, many of which end up in animal shelters or are left to fend for themselves. And, it's just as important to neuter male cats since far-roaming males can create litters with any unaltered female in heat. It also greatly reduces their chances of injury from fighting, and curbs undesirable behaviors like spraying. Neutering is a minimally invasive procedure that provides a lifetime of benefits for both the cat and the community.

The Humane Society of Greene County also offers a second reduced cost spay/neuter program for both cats and dogs for low to medium level income families. In 2019, the total number of dogs and cats spayed or neutered through both programs totaled 1,846. They do not operate a shelter.

A 501(c)3 nonprofit group of local volunteers, the Humane Society relies on individual donations and receives no funding from local government or any of the national level animal related organizations.

The clinics are held the second Saturday of each month but you must register in advance. For more information, call the Humane Society at 376-3001 ​

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Spay & Neuter Programs

We offer low cost spay & neuter programs to the residents of Greene County.  Call or email us to see if you qualify 937-376-3001