Fayette County Dog Warden

Since 1979, the Fayette Regional Humane Society has fought animal abuse and worked to improve the lives of animals. Since we are not a government agency, no international organizations provide us with operational assistance. To fulfill our objective, we rely on the assistance of devoted contributors and volunteers.

The Clinton County Humane Society depends on the time, skills, effort, and compassion of its volunteers to carry out its mission of finding excellent, loving homes for abandoned dogs and cats throughout the county.

Both cats and dogs are housed in our pet adoption center. We provide shelter, food, and medical attention for the animals we assist. Through feeding, caring for, and socializing our cats and dogs several times every day, our volunteers contribute to the cause of aiding unwanted animals. The animals are examined by a veterinarian, immunized, and spayed or neutered prior to adoption. If you're interested, please visit our ADOPT link and fill out an application. We only exhibit animals by appointment or at designated adoption events.

A non-profit organization under IRS code 501(c)(3) is the Highland County Humane Society. For abused, abandoned, and unwanted animals, we run an animal shelter.

Our goal is to place the animals that have been confiscated by the Humane Society or given to us by the courts as a result of cruelty, abuse, or neglect in loving homes.

We offer dogs and cats a safe haven while they transition from their previous lives to their future, forever homes because we are a non-profit, no-kill shelter.