Stone County S.P.C.A.

We are a Southern Mississippi-based 501c3 animal rescue organization dedicated to rescuing pit bulls and pit bull hybrids. However, we will assist anyone in need without regard to breed.

The main animal welfare group in Mississippi is called the Humane Society of South Mississippi (HSSM). HSSM provided care for more than 7,000 stray animals in 2019.

The mission of the Hancock County Animal Shelter is to encourage responsible pet ownership, safeguard the health and wellbeing of our locals, and ensure the safety and compassionate treatment of all animals. Our goal is to move healthy animals while ferociously providing temporary sanctuary for stray, unwanted, or abandoned animals. All adopted animals must undergo a health checkup, shots, and a necessary spay or neuter procedure as part of our program. Under the direction of a certified veterinarian, all activities are carried out by humane and professional employees in accordance with all applicable state, federal, and local rules and regulations.

When Matthew and Jessica Roberts returned to their hometown of Lucedale, Mississippi and soon started locating abandoned animals, Dixie Adoptables was born. They had been discarded and were now stumbling up the roadside consuming trash. They started taking them in, feeding them, and taking care of their medical issues since they couldn't ignore their pain.

Our goal is to strengthen the link between humans and their dogs by fostering a sense of belonging, compassion, and cooperation. and to pave the way for sustainable, accountable, and neighborhood-based lifesaving.

The Hub City Humane Society is committed to giving homeless, mistreated, and abused animals compassionate treatment. We are now one of the few No-Kill shelters in Mississippi because to our achievement in obtaining this classification.