Montgomery Humane Society

Founded in 1920, Montgomery Humane Society operates an open-admission shelter for homeless, abandoned, and unwanted animals, along with an adoption center for healthy pets. The organization also investigates animal cruelty and abuse and educates the public about responsible pet ownership.

Its Shelter Intervention Program offers temporary support intended to help eligible Montgomery City and Montgomery County residents avoid surrendering a pet. The organization also operates a Community Cat Program that helps residents arrange spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, ear-tipping, and return of community cats. Visit the official site for current program details and procedures.

Montgomery Humane Society’s Animal Services work includes rescuing stray dogs, removing dangerous dogs from public areas, responding to animal-related service requests, and investigating neglect, cruelty, nuisance, and abandonment. Readers seeking separate housing-related support can review NHREA’s Alabama homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources.