Russell County Animal Shelter

East Alabama Humane Society, Inc. is a non-profit organization devoted to rescuing and caring for abandoned, neglected, and homeless animals. Our goal is to provide these animals with shelter, medical attention, and loving homes through our adoption services. We also focus on educating the community about responsible pet ownership and the importance of animal welfare. With the support of compassionate volunteers and donors, we strive to create a safe and loving environment for all animals. Join us in making a positive impact—whether through adoption, volunteering, or donating, you can help us change the lives of animals in need.

The Chattahoochee Humane Society's mission is to improve the lives of companion animals through initiatives to stop animal cruelty, encourage responsible pet ownership, and lessen the number of strays by promoting companion animal spaying and neutering. It also offers shelter to stray animals in the Chambers County region.

An important educational, rehabilitation, and conservation effort for raptors is carried out at the Southeastern Raptor Center, a non-profit regional facility. Our goal is to give wild raptors the best possible medical treatment and rehabilitation, to aid in raptor conservation efforts, to increase public awareness of raptors, to arouse interest in raptor ecosystems, and to uplift the Auburn community.

Lee County Humane Society was established in 1974 to address the expanding issue of stray animals in our neighborhood. Animals were taken into the homes of a group of dedicated and kind volunteers who tried to find them permanent homes while fostering and loving them. In 1976, LCHS purchased land along Highway 280, where the shelter now resides. The community-run, volunteer-run organization was able to hire staff and eventually start expanding the facilities thanks to donations and volunteer work.

We are a charity that provides aid to animals in need. The county of Barbour and its environs are served by us.