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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. We prevent animal suffering from overpopulation through affordable spay/neuter programs
Vote for Gia! – Help Support the Humane Society of Greene County
Gia is competing in the 2026 America’s Favorite Pet contest, where the winner receives a $10,000 prize. If Gia wins, her owner has pledged to donate the entire $10,000 to the Humane Society of Greene County, Ohio.
Every vote helps support animals in need and strengthens our mission to protect and care for local pets.
Cast your vote here:
https://americasfavpet.com/2026/gia-a67e
Gia is competing in the 2026 America’s Favorite Pet contest, where the winner receives a $10,000 prize. If Gia wins, her owner has pledged to donate the entire $10,000 to the Humane Society of Greene County, Ohio.
Every vote helps support animals in need and strengthens our mission to protect and care for local pets.
Cast your vote here:
https://americasfavpet.com/2026/gia-a67e
Winter 2025 Newsletter
Volunteer Humane Society Livestock Agent Needed
The Greene County Humane Society is seeking a volunteer Livestock Agent to join our team.
We’re looking for someone with hands-on livestock experience who cares deeply about animal welfare. This position involves assisting with farm animal welfare checks and investigations under the guidance of our humane agents.
Schedule: Rotating — one week per month on call
Requirements:
Strong knowledge of livestock care and handling (horses, cattle, goats, pigs, etc.)
Compassion, good judgment, and reliability
Ability to communicate professionally with the public and law enforcement
If you’re passionate about protecting animals and want to make a difference in your community, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply or learn more: 937-376-3001 [email protected]
The Greene County Humane Society is seeking a volunteer Livestock Agent to join our team.
We’re looking for someone with hands-on livestock experience who cares deeply about animal welfare. This position involves assisting with farm animal welfare checks and investigations under the guidance of our humane agents.
Schedule: Rotating — one week per month on call
Requirements:
Strong knowledge of livestock care and handling (horses, cattle, goats, pigs, etc.)
Compassion, good judgment, and reliability
Ability to communicate professionally with the public and law enforcement
If you’re passionate about protecting animals and want to make a difference in your community, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply or learn more: 937-376-3001 [email protected]
Big Wolly and Doug: A Story of Second Chances
We first heard about Big Wolly and Doug through a concerned call: two donkeys in distress, one with severely overgrown hooves—likely from founder, a painful condition.
Our Humane Agents found them standing in a muddy field, their coats matted and hooves in bad shape. Despite the neglect, their eyes still held hope.
The owner, injured and overwhelmed, asked for help—and we stepped in. A vet and farrier were brought out immediately. The donkeys were sedated, vaccinated, and given an initial hoof trim to ease their pain.
Now in a loving foster home, Wolly and Doug are receiving the care they deserve—specialized feed, shelter, and regular vet and farrier visits. But this kind of care is costly.
Their recovery is only possible thanks to donors like you. Please consider supporting their journey with a gift today. We will be updating their progress on a regular basis in the chapters below.
Read their story
Click here to donate. Enter Big Wolly and Doug in the "In Memory/Honor of box"
We first heard about Big Wolly and Doug through a concerned call: two donkeys in distress, one with severely overgrown hooves—likely from founder, a painful condition.
Our Humane Agents found them standing in a muddy field, their coats matted and hooves in bad shape. Despite the neglect, their eyes still held hope.
The owner, injured and overwhelmed, asked for help—and we stepped in. A vet and farrier were brought out immediately. The donkeys were sedated, vaccinated, and given an initial hoof trim to ease their pain.
Now in a loving foster home, Wolly and Doug are receiving the care they deserve—specialized feed, shelter, and regular vet and farrier visits. But this kind of care is costly.
Their recovery is only possible thanks to donors like you. Please consider supporting their journey with a gift today. We will be updating their progress on a regular basis in the chapters below.
Read their story
Click here to donate. Enter Big Wolly and Doug in the "In Memory/Honor of box"
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Donate Your Old Cell Phones & Printer Cartridges Today!
Did you know that your old cell phones and printer cartridges could help support the Humane Society and protect our environment? By donating these items, you're not only giving a second life to electronics but also helping us fund our vital work with animals in need.
Why Donate?
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Why Donate?
- Support Animal Welfare: Every item you donate helps us provide shelter, food, and medical care to animals looking for their forever homes.
- Eco-Friendly: Donating your electronics helps reduce landfill waste and prevents harmful chemicals from damaging our planet.
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Important information and resources
Below are downloadable useful guides and information. Feel free to download and share
Below are downloadable useful guides and information. Feel free to download and share
| neighborhoodcats__shelter_.pdf |
| humanesocietyfactsheet.pdf |
| lost_and_found_pets.pdf |
| resource_list.pdf |
Humane Society of Greene County Surpasses 11,000 Cats Spayed/Neutered
The Humane Society of Greene County has now treated over 11,000 cats through its monthly low-cost spay/neuter clinics — a major milestone for animal welfare in our community.
Since 2006, these clinics have provided an effective, affordable way for residents to help control the cat population and improve the overall health and safety of both cats and neighborhoods. Fewer stray litters mean fewer animals suffering outdoors and fewer risks of disease, injury, and nuisance behaviors.
The program’s long-term impact is clear: fewer homeless cats, healthier pets, and a safer, cleaner community for everyone.
The Humane Society also offers a reduced-cost spay/neuter program for cats and dogs in low- to moderate-income households. A volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Society relies entirely on donations and grants.
Clinics are held on the second Saturday of each month.
Register by calling 937-376-3001 or emailing [email protected]
The Humane Society of Greene County has now treated over 11,000 cats through its monthly low-cost spay/neuter clinics — a major milestone for animal welfare in our community.
Since 2006, these clinics have provided an effective, affordable way for residents to help control the cat population and improve the overall health and safety of both cats and neighborhoods. Fewer stray litters mean fewer animals suffering outdoors and fewer risks of disease, injury, and nuisance behaviors.
The program’s long-term impact is clear: fewer homeless cats, healthier pets, and a safer, cleaner community for everyone.
The Humane Society also offers a reduced-cost spay/neuter program for cats and dogs in low- to moderate-income households. A volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Society relies entirely on donations and grants.
Clinics are held on the second Saturday of each month.
Register by calling 937-376-3001 or emailing [email protected]
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
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