Belleville Area Humane Society
Our Mission
The Belleville Area Humane Society improves the lives of animals in our community through adoption, humane education, and community outreach. We are committed to a future where all animals are valued, cared for, and treated with compassion.
Our Commitment to Community
Since 1959, we have served the Belleville community as a 100% donor-funded non-profit organization. We believe in providing people-and-pets-centered support, working tirelessly to keep families together and offering resources like our vaccine clinics and pet food pantry to residents of St. Clair County.
How We Operate
As a limited-admission shelter, we prioritize the well-being of our animals, meaning we never euthanize for space or time. We utilize a dedicated network of foster homes alongside our facility to provide a warm, stress-free environment for pets while they await their forever families. Every animal in our care receives personalized attention, medical check-ups, and the love they deserve until they find a new home.
Your Partner in Adoption
We pride ourselves on being a low-barrier, conversation-based adoption facility that welcomes everyone. Our process is simple and designed to help you find your perfect companion, with most adoptions finalized on the same day. Our team is here to support you with expert tips and guidance, ensuring a joyful and successful transition for both you and your new furry family member.
Start Your Journey Today
Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer, or simply want to learn more about our life-saving programs, we invite you to visit our shelter at 1301 S. 11th Street. Stop by today to meet our available pets or explore our website to see how you can join our compassionate mission to create a better world for pets and their people.
- Compassionate and helpful staff
- Efficient adoption process
- Inconsistent communication regarding intake capabilities
7/24 - Nearly 100 animals surrendered in St. Clair County hoarding investigation - AOL
Investigators with the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department described the conditions of a property on North 39th Street in Washington Park as extremely deplorable and not fit for humans or animals.
7/23 - Metro-east animal shelters take part in national adoption event. Fees, details
Here’s what to know about local shelters participating in the special adoption event, including photos of dogs and cats looking for homes.
5/19 - Animals relocated from St. Clair County Animal Control center amid possibility of flash flooding
Several rescue animals were relocated from the St. Clair County Animal Control center due to the possibility of flash flooding.
