The Humane Society of Sullivan County is a dedicated non-profit committed to the humane treatment of all animals, the prevention of cruelty, and the relief of suffering. We strive to improve the quality of life for pets in Sullivan and surrounding counties by promoting responsible ownership and spay and neuter awareness.
Since opening our doors in 2009, we have provided a haven for over 13,000 lost, stray, and abandoned animals. We are proud to operate as a low-kill shelter, working tirelessly to connect pets with loving homes through local adoption events and community partnerships.
We believe that every animal deserves a safe environment while they wait for their forever family. Our facility acts as a central hub where animals receive medical evaluations, microchipping, and compassionate care from our dedicated staff and volunteers. We are also committed to supporting our community through programs like our pet food bank and resource sharing to keep pets happy and healthy in their current homes.
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and our goal is to ensure a lifetime of happiness for both you and your new companion. Our team works closely with every potential adopter to understand your lifestyle and preferences, ensuring that the bond you form with your new pet is the perfect fit. We provide a simple, transparent process to make the journey from meeting to adoption seamless and rewarding.
Whether you are looking to adopt, sponsor an animal, or volunteer, there are many ways to get involved in our mission. We invite you to visit our facility at 2425 N. Section St. in Sullivan, browse our current adoptable residents, or connect with us on Facebook. Together, we can continue to create second chances and build a more humane community for all animals.