Animal Control Services Division

A Pitbull non-profit organization called Kennel to Couch works with shelters and local partners to remove "at risk" Pit Bulls from shelters and provide the assistance and rewards required to promote the adoption of our sponsored Pitties.

A non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization called "The Humane Society of Harford County, Inc." is devoted to the care and well-being of the roughly 3,000 animals that come to us each year.

In cooperation with other rescue organizations and shelters, it is our duty to create and oversee initiatives for the welfare of community cats, companion animals, and pet owners in need of support.

We are inspired by the transformation of our own shelties, who were rescued from rescue, from unloved and mistreated animals to sociable, joyful dogs who only want to be loved.

The non-profit Luna's House Animal Care and Education Center is committed to enhancing the lives of both animals and the humans who care for them.

An experienced and committed group of foster parents helped The Hero Rescue get off the ground in 2019. We pooled all of our knowledge and expertise to envision the purpose and workings of The Hero Rescue.