
The Broome County Humane Society is a dedicated, independent, non-profit animal welfare organization committed to preventing animal cruelty and finding loving homes for abandoned, abused, and homeless animals. Our vision is to be the premier animal resource center in the Southern Tier, working to create a more humane community by keeping animals and families together.
We believe that animal welfare is a shared community responsibility. As an independent organization that receives no government funding, we rely entirely on the kindness and generosity of our supporters to provide a safe haven for over 150 animals in our care at any given time. We are here to serve as a vital resource for pet owners and animals alike, offering support through every stage of their lives.
Operating from our shelter on Conklin Avenue in Binghamton, we do much more than provide a roof over our animals' heads. Our comprehensive approach includes rescue efforts, cruelty investigations, educational programming, and a variety of services such as spay/neuter, microchipping, and our community pet pantry. By providing these essential services, we ensure that our animals remain healthy and safe until they find their perfect forever families.
Finding the right match is a joyful partnership, and we are committed to helping you find a companion that fits your lifestyle. Because we prioritize the long-term happiness of both pets and people, we encourage potential adopters to consider their emotional and financial readiness before bringing a new friend home. We are proud to offer resources for senior citizens and those interested in adopting senior pets to ensure that every animal finds a life full of love and comfort.
We invite you to experience the difference adoption can make. Please visit our website to explore our available animals or stop by to see us during our open hours to meet your new family member. Together, we can provide the second chances our animals deserve.