Greene County Animal Farm

Northeast Arkansas Humane Society is a 501c non-profit animal shelter founded in 1971 with the mission of finding loving homes for surrendered or abandoned pets. For many years, we have made it a priority to provide every animal with food, shelter, and comfort as we relocate them to new homes.

At Jonesboro Animal Control, we enforce the law, provide education, provide protection, and provide assistance to both the city's human population and its animal residents. We safeguard the health and safety of both people and animals by upholding animal-related legislation and educating the public about concerns relating to animal care and welfare.

The Blytheville Humane Society is a no-kill organization that values the contributions of its staff and volunteers in keeping the shelter open. The shelter receives funding from the two sites of the neighborhood thrift store known as Orphan Annie's.

By upholding State Law and Local Ordinances, the Osceola Animal Shelter serves the City's need for essential animal services.

Our main objective is to lessen the number of unwanted animals, which is also our best hope. To do this, pet owners need to be made aware of the significance and health advantages of having their cherished animals spayed or neutered.

By assisting neighborhood animals and advocating for their humane treatment, the City of Marion Animal Shelter safeguards the health and safety of its residents.