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Provides temporary protection and care for abandoned, or injured animals. Conducts adopt-a-pet program, cruelty investigations, and animal rescue available 24 hours.

No equine is ever turned away. We accept equines of all types and conditions for rehabilitation, retraining and ultimately for placement in a new home. We also can hold and evaluate equines for cruelty investigations and provide testimony for those situation.

The Licking County Dog Shelter & Adoption Center has partnered with Pets for Patriots, Inc. Our Shelter offers dog adoptions to veterans through its partnership with Pets for Patriots and will help them find their new best friends. Pets for Patriots also provides benefits and post-adoption follow-up.

Accepts owner surrendered animals when space and resources are available. The shelter does not euthanize to make space so there is generally a waiting list to surrender an animal. Assists with Trap Neuter Release programs throughout Lorain County.

Provides "no time limit" animal shelter where owners can surrender their dog or cat. Once the animal is surrendered it becomes property of the shelter.

Provides doing a Foster-to-Adopt trial period as a great way to learn if a dog is a good fit for a family prior to adoption. When you Foster-to-Adopt, you take the dog(s) home for 14 days before deciding whether to adopt. Provides a foster ambassador program which includes caring for and marketing dogs who are available for adoption. Provides medical and behavioral fosters which include dogs who need to heal before becoming available for adoption or puppies who are not old enough for adoption.

May be able to accept pets if client has decided that surrendering their pet would be in their best interest. Facility has limited space and resources, so availability is limited.

Visit website to fill out volunteer application, www.adoptourstrays.com

Offers horses hope, shelter, and opportunity regardless of their situation or problems. Be it psychological or physiological we are committed to addressing the individual needs of each rescued animal. Our work begins with developing an individual diet, treatment regiments, and a training program for each horse according to its needs. When a horse has been sufficiently rehabilitated we go about the work of finding appropriate adoptive homes that suit the horse's needs and abilities.

Enforces all humane and cruelty laws; provides an adoption center for unwanted pets; provides housing/care for stray cats and emergency aid for injured or abandoned animals; offers humane education to the community; offers pet therapy to patients in nursing homes and hospitals.

We can dispense heartworm and flea & tick medications as long as your pet has been seen by our veterinarian within the past year, adoption services, shelter, as well as spay and neuter services at a reduced price and microchipping, appointments and prepayment is required.

Provides foster care for pets that their owners can no longer care for. Services include: food, shelter, spay and neutering, and medical care. The organization has trained volunteers who take care of and work with unwanted animals to prepare them for adoption. Animals are kept in care until adopted.

Responds to stray dog complaints, animals that have bitten, works with dog owners to promote proper humane pet management.

Provides rescue of stray dogs and cats in northwest Ohio.

Provides animal services for the City of Brook Park. Includes pickup of stray animals, who are held at least 3 days, more if there is space. Animals are given necessary medical care when possible, and are eventually offered for adoption if not reclaimed. Cats not reclaimed or adopted go to the APL; dogs go to the County kennel. Provides information on poisons dangerous to animals. Rescues animals in Brook Park who are in danger, and investigates incidences of animal cruelty. Does limited humane trapping - resident requests trap, and Animal Control sets and clears it.

Provides care for unwanted pets and stray animals. Also offers dogs and cats for adoption.

Takes reports about lost animals, picks up stray domestic animals and keeps them for a short period, investigates reports about possible cruelty to animals, will attempt to rescue domestic animals who are in dangerous situations, and provides humane animal traps.

Provides recruitment and training for adult volunteers. Opportunities in the areas of: office assistance, pet therapy, education program, animal socialization, and kennel assistant.

Provides spay/neuter subsidy program for cats and dogs to low-medium households, monthly spay/neuter cat clinic for outside cats ($15 for males and $20 for females)for all Greene County residents. Provides free pet food to low income families (once a month). Responds to calls concerning potential livestock abuse or neglect. Provides guidance on animal care, including options available for veterinary assistance. We do not operate a shelter but assist in finding homes for animals.

Provides an animal warden who coordinates animal-related services for the City of Warrensville Heights.

Provides animal control services, including loose dog capture and trapping of feral wildlife, for the City of Brunswick. Does not accept animals from outside city limits. Also offers dogs and cats that go through their system for adoption.

Provides shelter for injured and baby skunks, as well as unwanted or rescued pet skunks. Some may be available for adoption, depending on temperament and health condition.