Humane Animal Partners (Wilmington)

Animal shelters' reliance on mass euthanasia to make room for more incoming pets was first made public in Delaware's pet homelessness crisis in 2000 by a group of local animal lovers.

Our goal is to stop the suffering of the thousands of kittens born to abandoned, homeless cats and to compassionately reduce the number of homeless animals.

Animal shelters' reliance on mass extermination to make room for more arriving dogs was first made public in Delaware's pet homelessness crisis in 2000 by a group of local animal lovers.

Our goal is to advocate for and restore the "human" element to humane animal treatment. Our goal is to establish ourselves as a market leader in animal welfare by empowering localities to value all human life.

Programs that offer shelter and adoption for unwanted and stray animals, economical spay/neuter surgeries that minimize pet overpopulation, and low-cost veterinary care that enables pet retention bring these pillars to reality.