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Hub City Humane Society operates as a donor-funded, limited‑admissions, no‑kill animal shelter serving Hattiesburg and nearby counties; it rescues, cares for, and rehomes mistreated or homeless dogs and cats, runs transports and adoption programs, and educates the community about humane treatment of animals.

The Humane Society of Vilas County is a small local 501(c)(3) animal-welfare organization that rescues, cares for, and rehomes dogs, cats and small animals in Vilas County; it also promotes humane treatment and responsible pet ownership (including spay/neuter and community education).

Almost Home Humane Society (AHHS) works to improve the lives of animals and their families in the Greater Lafayette area by providing shelter, medical care, adoptions, and community programs (education, TNR and pet-assistance services). The organization emphasizes collaboration and resources to inspire a more humane community.

The Tupelo Lee Humane Society was founded in 1979 in an effort to provide lifesaving adoption services for animals in the city shelter. Over 40 years later, TLHS is still providing adoption options to our community and has expanded our lifesaving programs in an effort to make a larger impact on animal welfare in Lee County and surrounding areas. The Tupelo Lee Humane Society’s mission is to promote humane treatment, prevent cruelty, provide education, and end pet overpopulation.

Humane Animal Society (HAS) is established to act as a strong network of compassionate, committed and courageous people who will protect animals against cruelty and work to bring about a change in attitudes, laws and life-styles towards improving conditions for animals in and around Coimbatore. HAS strives for animal liberation through treatment, rescues, rehabilitation and humane education. HAS conducts periodic workshops to instil compassion and love towards all species and make this world a better place for humans and animals alike.

To be a community-centered shelter that supports the human-animal bond through compassionate care, adoption, education, and advocacy.

The Riley County Humane Society's mission is to improve the lives of companion animals through adoption, education, and support.

Since 1956, Monroe County Humane Association (MCHA) has embodied hope and compassion for animals and their human companions throughout Monroe County and its surrounding regions. With a legacy rich in heartfelt service and impactful change spanning more than six decades, MCHA steadfastly remains a sanctuary of support, kindness, and proactive care for animals in their most vulnerable times. At MCHA, we strive to advance animal welfare, deepen human-animal bonds, and extend accessible veterinary care and humane education across our community. This mission comes to life through the relentless efforts of our dedicated staff, volunteers, and generous supporters, ensuring every animal experiences the dignity and care they rightfully deserve.

The Brown County Humane Society operates the county’s only animal shelter and works to protect and rehome dogs and cats through intake, care, and adoption programs. It also runs low‑cost spay/neuter and community outreach (SPOT) services to reduce pet overpopulation and promote humane care and education.

Provide shelter care in the most humane and compassionate way with the focus on the health, care and adoption of homeless cats and dogs.

TO PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, THE RELIEF OF SUFFERING AMOUNG ANIMALS, THE EXTENSION OF HUMANE EDUCATION, AND FINDING HOMES FOR DISPLACED ANIMALS

The MISSION STATEMENT of the Humane Society is to provide a temporary home and treatment for adoptable cats and dogs, return lost animals to their owners when possible, place them in suitable homes, increase awareness of the humane treatment of animals and promote spay and neuter programs to reduce the over-population of cats and dogs in Highland County.