Greater Huntsville Humane Society
Our Mission
The Greater Huntsville Humane Society is dedicated to the humane treatment and welfare of all animals through rescue, training, adoption, education, and advocacy. We are proud to be a no-kill shelter providing a safe, welcoming environment for animals in need.
Our History and Community
Since our establishment in 1969, we have spent over 55 years rescuing North Alabama’s homeless animals and supporting our local community. We believe in compassion and responsibility for both animals and people, ensuring that every pet receives the stellar care and safe refuge they deserve.
How We Care
We operate as a brick-and-mortar shelter while utilizing a network of dedicated volunteers and foster families to provide temporary homes for animals in need. Our initiatives, such as King’s Community Kitchen and our Pet Wellness Clinics, extend our support beyond our walls to keep families and their pets together whenever possible.
Your Perfect Match
Finding a FURever home is the heart of what we do, and we strive to make your adoption experience joyful and seamless. By focusing on thoughtful matching, we help you find the pet that perfectly complements your life and brings lasting happiness to your home.
Join Our Mission
Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer, or simply learn more, we invite you to be part of our community. Please visit our website to view our available animals, explore our programs, or visit us at our Johnson Road shelter to meet your new best friend.
- Compassionate and helpful staff
- Clean and well-maintained facility
- Restrictive or invasive adoption application process
6/13 - Greater Huntsville Humane Society Community Day draws in hundreds of pet owners
Huntsville Humane Society’s CEO said this year marked the largest turnout yet.
6/5 - Huntsville artist raises awareness for neglected, abused pets
Beth Griffin has been in animal rescue for 16 years, saving the lives of hundreds of animals.
5/28 - Greater Huntsville Humane Society, Commissioner Edwards equip local police with microchip scanners
The Greater Huntsville Humane Society is teaming up with Madison County Commissioner Violet Edwards to put microchip scanners
4/8 - Pup Palooza Presented By Greater Huntsville Humane Society
"The Orion Amphitheater is so excited to partner with Greater Huntsville Humane Society for our 4th Annual Pup Palooza event. It’s become a really special way for us to celebrate
4/4 - One-eyed, toothless, and lovable: Granny Franny’s shot at L.A. starts with your vote
The Greater Huntsville Humane Society is asking for your help
3/9 - PorchFest, Panoply + more exciting spring festivals in the Rocket City - Hville Blast
🎉 SPRING FESTIVALS: Mark your calendars for these spring festivals in + around Huntsville! #huntsvillealabama #springfestivals #panoply
