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

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Missing Cat

Missing from LaQuinta Inn on University Blvd, cross intersection at Colonel Glenn. On 9/14 at 4am I was In between moving so we checked into a hotel for the evening and upon arrival MOMMA got spooked at the sound of the hotel door. She escaped into the woods. We have had sightings in the area but she's really nervous and spooked. Suggest a Humane trap if applicable. Please immediately call Megan at 513-267-4041. Momma/Lil Bit is 5½ years old, Calico, spayed, not chipped but will be once home from her "midlife crisis rendezvous" she can count on it. She gets a crusty right eye that needs cleaned daily from a clogged tear duct. Her sneezes are super high pitched, extremely unique, and occur in multiples. She has 2 daughter's aged 2 anxiously awaiting her return home. I can barely function let alone allow myself to lose home. ​

We need an autoclave

The Humane Society of Greene County is in urgent need of a used autoclave to be used at our monthly cat clinic! Please contact us on our office phone (937-376-3001) or email @ [email protected]
Another adoption success story!
On a sunny afternoon, this warm-hearted family found their newest member through our Greene County Ohio Humane Society website adoption connection. Drawn to the dog's gentle eyes and loving nature, they knew she was meant to be part of their lives. After a smooth adoption process, they brought her home, where she instantly bonded with everyone, especially during quiet moments in their cozy sunroom. Now, with her bright yellow harness and wagging tail, she is the perfect addition, bringing joy and love to their peaceful country home. The family cherishes every moment spent together, grateful for the happiness their new furry friend has brought into their lives.​

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?
  • 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.
How to Donate? It's easy! Just drop off your old cell phones and printer cartridges at our office 187 Bellbrook Ave
Xenia, OH  45385
Join us in making a difference for our furry friends and the environment. Your small act of kindness can have a big impact.
 Important information and resources
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neighborhoodcats__shelter_.pdf
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humanesocietyfactsheet.pdf
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lost_and_found_pets.pdf
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10,000th Cat! (And then some)

The Humane Society of Greene County reached a milestone this month when it treated the 10,000th 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 at a cost of $15 for male cats and $20 for females.  Inoculations are also available for a minimum additional charge.  They do not operate a shelter. 

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.  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 2022, the total number of dogs and cats spayed or neutered through both programs totaled 1,581.   

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

The clinics are held the second Saturday of each month but you must register in advance by calling the Humane Society at 937-376-3001 or visit their web site at www.humanesocietygreenecounty.com ​

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