Ashland County Dog Shelter
Our Mission
The Ashland County Dog Shelter is dedicated to providing safe, temporary care for stray and lost dogs within our community. We strive to ensure that every animal in our care receives the compassion and attention they deserve while awaiting their next chapter.
Serving Our Community
Operating under the Ashland County Commissioners, our team is committed to the welfare of dogs brought in by the County Dog Warden. We serve as a vital resource for our residents, balancing the enforcement of Ohio Revised Code 955 with our deep commitment to animal wellbeing.
Our Care Model
Our facility provides a secure environment where dogs are held for a designated period, giving owners the essential time needed to reclaim their lost pets. For those dogs who remain unclaimed, we prioritize their health and happiness by ensuring they are vaccinated and prepared for life in a new, loving home.
Finding Your Perfect Companion
We believe that every dog deserves a second chance at a happy life, and we are here to help facilitate that journey. By managing adoptions through a thoughtful appointment-based process, we ensure that each transition is a positive, supportive experience for both the pet and their new family.
Visit Us
We invite you to reach out and learn more about the wonderful dogs currently awaiting their forever homes. Please contact us at 419-289-1455 or visit our location at 1740 Baney Road to schedule an adoption appointment. We look forward to connecting you with your new best friend.
- Staff dedication and friendliness
- Clean and organized facility
8/31 - Humane Society Details Care and Adoption Process as Loudonville Dog Total Climbs to 85 - Ashland County Pictures
Humane Society Details Care and Adoption Process as Loudonville Dog Total Climbs to 85 ASHLAND, Ohio — The number of dogs and puppies being cared for following the surrender of animals from a large-volume breeding operation near Loudonville has increased from 72 to 85 after one of the rescued dogs gave birth to 13
8/28 - Ashland County Humane Society helps state seize 72 dogs from Loudonville operation
A Thursday rescue operation in Loudonville has left the Ashland County Humane Society facing an immediate and overwhelming need for help.
