Branch County Animal Control

The main objective of AABC is to help homeless animals from Branch and Hillsdale Counties find new homes, with a focus on lowering the number of animals put to death at the Branch County Animal Control facility.

Our goal is to ensure the humane care and treatment of all animals in Branch County who require protection, to encourage the enforcement of legislation enacted to protect all animals, to inform the public about issues relating to animal safety, and to emphasize the value of spaying and neutering in order to reduce the number of stray animals.

Hillsdale Felines and Friends is dedicated to bettering the lives of the feral and street cat population within the City of Hillsdale, Michigan, by embracing the humane method of TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return).

At the Humane Society of South Central Michigan, we support second chances. All of Calhoun County, as well as portions of Kalamazoo, Barry, and Branch counties, are included in our service area. After passing temperament testing and being given a health checkup, we retain animals for as long as it takes to find them a loving home for adoption. Every day of the year, the Watkins Road shelter provides care for up to 100 animals. Each year, the Society's programs for animal care, adoption, and education are utilized by several locals.

An animal adoption program is run by the St. Joseph County Animal Shelter with the goal of finding unwanted pets suitable homes and responsible pet owners.

A volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit, Companion Cats was founded. Our goal is to put an end to the suffering of stray and abandoned cats by spaying or neutering them and locating them suitable homes.