Humane Society Waterville Area

A humane, nonprofit organization called Maine Greyhound Placement Service is committed to helping retired racing Greyhounds who are unable to compete on racetracks find caring, responsible homes.

We think that by fostering the link between animals and people, we can build a kinder society. Our goal is to improve lives by finding adoptive homes for animals so they can flourish in an environment of kindness and care.

Our operations and services at SHS, a 501(c)3 no-kill shelter in Skowhegan, Maine, are primarily supported by private donations. We do not accept any federal tax funding, and we are not associated with any other American humanitarian organizations.

A non-profit, charity organization known as P.A.L.S. started as a no-kill cat shelter in 1980. This nonprofit is not financed by the government. P.A.L.S. funded by membership fees, fundraising efforts, tribute gifts, contributions, and bequests. We really need your assistance.

Leadership and strategic guidance are responsibilities of the Board of Directors of the Franklin County Animal Shelter. The Board is made up residents who are dedicated to providing homeless animals with sanctuary until they can be adopted by loving families.

With facilities in Brunswick and Edgecomb, Maine, Midcoast Humane (previously Coastal Humane Society and Lincoln County Animal Shelter) provides care and adoption services for 3,500 stray, abandoned, and surrendered animals annually.