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The Humane Society of Greene County is an independent, non-profit organization, run by volunteers. |
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The Humane Society of Greene County is an independent, non-profit organization, run by volunteers. |
Dog • Male
Great news — Bubba has been reunited with his family!
His owner found Bubba through this page and contacted us, bringing this story to the happy ending we were hoping for.
Thank you to everyone who shared his story and helped get the word out. Sometimes a simple share really does help bring a lost pet home.
Location: Detroit Street
Your Support Stays Local
Veterinary care. Spay and neuter services. Feed. Medications. Rescue transportation. Every donation helps the Humane Society of Greene County put resources directly where animals in our community need them.
The Humane Society of Greene County is an independent, all-volunteer nonprofit organization. Your support makes this work possible.
If you know livestock, care about animal welfare, and want to make a real difference here in Greene County, this may be the volunteer role for you.
Volunteer Opportunity
The Humane Society of Greene County is looking for a volunteer with hands-on livestock experience to assist with farm-animal welfare checks and investigations under the guidance of our humane agents.
HSGC is an all-volunteer organization. If you're passionate about protecting livestock and want your experience to have a direct local impact, we'd like to hear from you.
A Story of Second Chances
In March 2025, a concerned call led our humane agents to two donkeys living with neglected hooves. Their owner was injured, overwhelmed and asked for help.
A veterinarian and farrier stepped in, the boys received treatment, and volunteers spent weeks earning enough trust to safely handle, deworm and trailer them. Their recovery has meant patience, specialized care and more than a few negotiations with two very opinionated donkeys.
News From HSGC
Keep up with the animals, programs, community resources and day-to-day work of the Humane Society of Greene County.
Our newest issue includes updates from HSGC, spay/neuter progress, animal-health information, community resources and ways your support is helping animals throughout Greene County.
Read the Latest Paw Prints →An Easy Way to Help
Your old electronics can still do some good. The Humane Society of Greene County accepts used cell phones and printer cartridges as part of a recycling fundraiser that helps support our animal-welfare programs.
Upgrading your phone? Instead of leaving the old one in a drawer or sending it to the landfill, donate it to HSGC for recycling.
Save your empty printer cartridges and bring them to us. Recycling them helps raise money while keeping reusable materials out of the waste stream.
Humane Society of Greene County
187 Bellbrook Ave.
Xenia, OH 45385
Clean out a drawer. Keep something out of the landfill. Help an animal.
Information & Resources
Local and regional animal-care resources for spay/neuter services, rescue placement, TNR, wildlife questions and other animal-related needs.
Low-cost animal-care resource. The program now sets up in Vandalia.
Phone: 937-496-5382
Low-cost cat spay/neuter services.
Female cats: $25 • Male cats: $20
Low-cost spay/neuter services and other veterinary surgeries. The organization may also be able to accept animals depending on circumstances and available space.
Phone: 937-663-0015
Warren County now operates a trap-neuter-return program that is open to residents from all counties. Contact the program for current scheduling and participation details.
Germantown-area resource that may be able to assist with cats that have medical, behavioral or other placement challenges.
Phone: 937-247-9272
Rescue resource specializing in pit bulls and pit bull-type dogs.
Contact through the organization's website.
Local contact for wildlife questions and guidance.
Phone: 937-545-6327
Licensed wildlife rehabilitation resource serving the greater Dayton / southwest Ohio area.
Phone: 937-470-6626
A downloadable list of animal-care contacts and other useful local resources.
Download Resource ListSteps to take and places to contact when your pet is missing or you've found an animal.
Download Lost & Found GuideA quick overview of HSGC, our programs and the role we serve in the community.
Download Fact SheetHours, fees, availability and intake policies can change. We recommend calling or contacting each organization before traveling.
View All HSGC ResourcesThe Humane Society of Greene County has spayed or neutered more than 11,000 cats through its monthly low-cost clinics since 2006—helping reduce homeless litters and supporting healthier pets and communities.
Clinics are held the second Saturday of each month. Reduced-cost spay/neuter services are also available for cats and dogs in low- to moderate-income households. Register by calling 937-376-3001 or emailing [email protected].