Flagler Humane Society
Our Mission
At Flagler Humane Society, our mission is to transform the lives of animals through compassionate care, outstanding educational programs, and advocacy for all animals. We are driven by a vision of a community that deeply values, nurtures, and protects every pet in our care.
Our History and Community
Serving as a cornerstone of animal welfare in Flagler County since 1982, we remain the only animal shelter dedicated to serving Palm Coast, Bunnell, Flagler Beach, and the surrounding areas. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we are deeply grateful for the community support that allows us to fulfill our mission of saving lives and finding forever homes.
Our Care Model
We pride ourselves on providing a safe haven for every animal that enters our facility. By focusing on quality of service and integrity in our actions, we strive to ensure that each pet receives the medical attention and personal care they need to thrive while awaiting their new family.
Your Adoption Journey
We believe that adoption is a beautiful, life-changing partnership. Our team practices open adoptions, focusing on meaningful, judgment-free conversations to ensure every pet is matched with a home ready to provide stability and love. We are here to guide you, supporting both people and pets to ensure a successful, lasting connection.
Join Our Mission
Whether you are looking to bring home a new best friend, volunteer your time, or support us through our thrift store and donation programs, there are many ways to get involved. We invite you to visit our shelter on Shelter Drive or browse our current list of adoptable animals online. Let's work together to create a brighter, more humane future for the animals who enrich our lives every single day.
- Affordable veterinary services
- Compassionate and helpful staff
- Communication breakdown
6/12 - Flagler Humane Society, FCSO team up to give puppies and inmates a fresh start | Observer Local News
The program helps shelter puppies find homes while teaching inmates responsibility, patience and purpose.
5/20 - Animals from Palm Coast neglect case now up for adoption, shelter says
Out of dozens of animals that were surrendered to the Flagler Humane Society in a recent Palm Coast neglect case, many of them are now up for adoption, according to the shelter.
3/19 - The dog days of summer……already? They say yes! | Observer Local News
My dogs decided that it’s summer. Last weekend they all hit the pool, enjoying every minute, long before the pool is warm enough for us. So why do some dogs love swimming and some avoid it at all costs?
