Clinton County Humane Society of Ohio

December 18, 2014

To our Compassionate Adopters,

our Generous Donors

our Hard-working Volunteers

and to all of you who just love animals

We wish you all a Joyful

Merry Christmas

and the

Happiest New Year

About us ...

Welcome to the online home of the Clinton County Humane Society, located in Wilmington, Ohio. We are a group of Clinton County citizens who are dedicated to protecting and saving the lives of homeless, abused and neglected animals in Clinton County.

Our animals are vet-checked and spayed/neutered before their adoptions to ensure they are healthy when they find their loving family and home and to help control the animal population.

We have wonderful dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens for adoption. If you want to add a new member to the family, consider choosing one of our adoptable pets.

Our phone number is 937-383-0703.

Here at the Clinton County Humane Society, we rely on our volunteers for their time, talents, hard work and compassion to accomplish our goal of finding wonderful loving homes for the discarded dogs and cats in Clinton County. If you have questions about volunteering, please email us .

We are proud of Project Abigail, which began in 2009, an ongoing program where we spay/neuter the father and mother of a litter that we take in at no cost.

Adoptions…In 2023 we found homes for 331 previously homeless animals. Thanks go to our wonderful caring volunteers and to our dedicated individuals who bring us supplies and funds.

Our Shelter…We moved our dogs and cats into our large, very comfortable new shelter in 2006. The dogs have outside runs as well as large fenced-in areas where they can run and play. The floor of their inside space is heated, keeping them warm in the cold winter weather. Our cats have their own rooms where they are free to play and sleep.

Donations… As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, donating to the Clinton County Humane Society is deductible to the full extent of the law. Your donation can help animals find homes and receive veterinary care, and you can deduct donations on your taxes (consult your tax advisor for more).

December 18, 2014

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