Greater Huntsville Humane Society

For Huntsville and the unincorporated parts of Madison County, Huntsville Animal Services offers sheltering, enforcement, and prevention services. Animal Services, in collaboration with neighborhood organizations, offers a safety net for lost and abandoned animals and is dedicated to upholding the City's target of finding live outcomes for at least 90% of the companion animals that enter the shelter each year.

At Lifeline Pet Save, we value the opportunity to rescue animals and want to appropriately place healthy, stable animals in good, long-term, loving homes. Additionally, we support responsible pet ownership, humane education, and the spaying and neutering of animals. We always make an effort to assist any animal in need and do not discriminate based on breed or species.

The Ark was incorporated as a non-profit, “no kill” animal shelter on March 6, 1990 by Nina Beal.

We have the ambitious but doable aim of saving every homeless animal in Alabama...by lowering the number of animals put to death in shelters and lowering the number of animals living on the streets in Alabama's neighborhoods. They all deserve our assistance!

Pet enthusiasts can find the pet that best suits their needs while relaxing in front of their laptops. They can then look up a shelter's website to learn more about the services it provides. To assist in keeping pets in their homes, Petfinder also offers discussion boards, a directory of pet-care providers, and a library of free pet-care materials.

Animal control officials in Athens and Limestone County, as well as residents who find stray animals or can no longer care for their pets, bring nearly 4,000 dogs and cats to the Athens Limestone Animal Shelter every year. Every attempt is made to find each and every adoptable dog and cat loving, forever homes as well as to reconnect missing animals with their family.