New Hope Animal Shelter

Since there was no animal control in DeLand at the time, five locals got together in October 1955 to take action against the stray animal problem.

In DeLand, Florida, there is a special refuge for animals who cannot be adopted called Journey's End. There are currently pigs, horses, sheep, dogs, and cats living there. Both cages and euthanasia are absent.

Our top priority is to save animals that are neglected or in danger, give them updated vaccinations, and find them loving homes. We sincerely hope to avoid the need for any animal to be "rescued."

A 501(c)(3) public nonprofit serving the Greater Daytona Beach region of Volusia County, Florida, is the Halifax Humane Society. In 1937, the Halifax Humane Society was established.

Early in the 1970s, Seminole County Animal Services was founded to provide a secure location for stray and abandoned pets as well as municipal legislation to avoid domestic animal nuisances. Today, in addition to enforcing laws, we also offer services like microchipping and rabies vaccines. 

Our mission is to be pioneers in cutting-edge animal care and sheltering while also offering compassionate and knowledgeable services for pets.