Wood County Humane Society Inc.
Wood County Humane Society Inc.
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Mission
To educate the public in the principles and practices of humane treatment of animals and to create a quality environment for all animals through its policies and presence in the community.
About
Shelter Operations Provide general medical services, vaccinations, food and shelter for all animals. Provide veterinary services, as needed, for sick animals. 307 dogs and 637 cats were adopted at the shelter. This was from 317 total dogs received with 4 transferred to other agencies, 2 returned to owners, 6 euthanized, and 1 which died in care. For cats, 750 were received, 14 transferred, 12 returned to owners, 17 died in care and 66 were euthanized due to medical issues.
