Stephens County Humane Society, OK
A New Leash on Life
Stephens County Humane Society is dedicated to providing a safe, loving haven for homeless animals in need of a fresh start. We work tirelessly to ensure every dog and cat entrusted to our care finds a successful, permanent home.
Our History and Mission
Since our incorporation in 1983, we have served as a private 501(c)3 non-profit organization for the local community. We address a critical need by providing shelter, medical care, and compassion to both owner surrenders and country strays.
How We Care for Our Animals
Operating our own facility in Duncan, Oklahoma, we offer a comprehensive approach to animal welfare that goes beyond basic housing. Last year alone, we provided shelter, nourishment, and medical attention to over 1,200 animals. We believe in proactive care by educating the public on essential topics like vaccinations, heartworm prevention, and the importance of spaying and neutering.
Finding Your Perfect Companion
We are here to support every animal, from the tiniest newborn puppies and kittens to senior pets waiting for their well-deserved retirement homes. Our mission is to facilitate joyful partnerships through thoughtful adoption efforts that prioritize the long-term well-being of both the pet and the adopter. We love them all, and we are committed to making the rehoming process as quick and successful as possible.
Join Us in Saving Lives
Whether you are looking to bring a new friend into your home or simply want to support our mission, we invite you to connect with us. Visit our shelter at 714 Martin Luther King Jr Ave in Duncan to meet our residents, or reach out to us at (580) 252-7387 to learn more. Your support allows us to continue advocating for loving, responsible pet ownership throughout our community.
- Compassionate and dedicated staff
- High-quality animal care
- Concerns regarding animal health and mortality
9/28 - Bark in the Park returns to Duncan on Oct. 3
The Stephens County Humane Society will host its annual Bark in the Park at Fuqua Park on Saturday, Oct. 3.
8/13 - Week-long pet adoption fees waived or reduced
For one week only, fees will be either waived or reduced during the pet adoption process. From August 24-30, during the “Adopt your MVP” (Most Valuable Pet) event, across the state of T…
7/16 - Stephens County Humane Society receives grant to help with operational costs
The Stephens County Humane Society recently received a grant to help with its operational costs.
