Home of the Clinton County Humane Society, located in Wilmington, Ohio. To Adopt: Please complete the Pre-Adoption Questionnaire (located on the right side of this website, below the PayPal icon) and send it to us. If it's a match, we will contact you it to set up an appointment for you to come in to meet and possibly adopt a pet. Because we are staffed by volunteers, adoptions are by appointment only. We can only accept cash/check for adoption fees. 937-383-0703
We love this adorable update on Cain, who is cute as "cain" be.
His owner told us: "Thank you again for allowing me to adopt the black male kitten named Wes on November 15. Since I have gotten him home, his forever name is Cain and he loves his new family.
"He spends his days playing and sleeping and is as sweet as can be!"
Thank you for adopting Cain from the Clinton County Humane Society!
Phantom was adopted in March 2012 and lived at his owner's parents' house until she graduated from college in 2016.
Phantom (named Apollo at the shelter) went along with her to graduate school at Ohio State, where he still lives.
His owner told us: "I took a picture of him looking like a Christmas card the other day and I just had to share. He's still doing wonderful, is still the 'goodest' boy, and his favorite things are his beddie, going buh-bye in the car, and his walks.
"He turns the big 10 in April! Still very mobile for a big fella and dances and gallops about when it's time to go out in the morning. He's a very happy boy 😊"
Thank you for adopting Phantom from the Clinton County Humane Society and for taking such great care of him!
Sweet Gwenna, age 11, saved up her money in a special container, and this afternoon she came to the shelter to bring us the $124.65!
This is the second time Gwenna has brought the humane society a donation from money she has saved! ❤️❤️ It really warms our hearts on a cold winter day.
Thank you so much, Gwenna! We really appreciate your support of all the animals at the Clinton County Humane Society!
(Diesel has also been a good boy every year before, and already this year too!)
This sweet pup’s family sent adorable photos and a heartwarming update, with this last line: “Shelter dogs are the best and really appreciate everything in life.”
We couldn’t agree more. 💯
“Oreo is the most amazing dog, and we really appreciate you guys saving him for us.
“He gets along with all of our dogs and absolutely loves the cats.
“We are so lucky to have found him, as he brings such happiness to this home. Not a night goes by that he does not sleep next to me, snoring in my ear, and I cherish every moment.
“He is truly perfect; the sweetest and happiest dog we’ve ever had. I am sending you pictures of the past few months, and I am sure you will see how much he is loving his life now. “
We definitely can see how well loved he is! Thank you for adopting Oreo from the Clinton County Humane Society!
Update on Bea:
Chloe was adopted from our shelter as a puppy over 9 years ago! She is pictured with her pal Tigger!
Amy’s Grooming really amazed us again this year! She and her crew collected more than 35 items for an auction AND after the drawings presented us with a donation of $1,562.50!!!!!
The next time you have your pet groomed at Amy’s, please be sure to thank them for their generous support of shelter animals in Clinton County! They support us year-round, and they’ve also done astounding transformations for some of our most neglected new intakes!
Fancy and Fiona were both adopted from our shelter in 2009, and they have been loved and adored ever since!
They live in Connecticut now, and their family sent us these photos of the girls admiring the family's extraordinary light display.
Their family said: "This was a challenging year for all of us. I decided I should 'GO BIG OR GO HOME' with my Christmas decorations. I wanted to bring light, happiness and joy to my family, friends, neighbors and the community."
Fancy & Fiona have brought light, happiness, and joy to so many people! ❤️
Bowie enjoyed his first Christmas in his new home, after being adopted in early September.
He loves looking out the window for people playing in the snow and always wishes he could be out there with them.
Bowie (called Sterling at the shelter) was an underweight stray when he arrived. He is well loved and well fed now!
