Michigan Humane Society
Michigan Humane Society
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More about this organization
Mission
Michigan Humane is dedicated to creating a more humane community by rescuing, protecting, and advocating for animals; providing education; and offering veterinary care and shelter services to companion animals throughout Michigan since 1877.
About
Veterinary services: During fiscal year ending 9/30/19, Michigan Humane Society's veterinary services teams performed 11,428 spay and neuter surgeries to combat animal overpopulation. They also administered 48,493 vaccinations, which included low-cost shot clinics. 8,847 microchips were implanted so that owners would be able to retrieve lost pets. They were also able to provide veterinary services to animals whose owners would not otherwise be able to afford similar treatment at for-profit animal clinics. The veterinary staff works closely with the cruelty investigation and rescue department when medical treatment or expert testimony is required to support prosecutions.