About The Humane Society of Wyoming County Inc
We are a local, non-profit, all-volunteer organization based in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania. We were incorporated in 1985, making us the longest-serving animal welfare organization in the county. The group is run by an elected Board of Directors, together with a group of dedicated volunteers. We are a 501C charitable corporation.
The Humane Society of Wyoming County’s goals are
- The prevention of cruelty to animals
- The relief of suffering among animals
- The extension of humane education
Services provided:
- Humane Police Officer, Darrell Sands can be contacted through the Humane Society number (570) 836-4745
- Low-cost spay/neuter program to assist Wyoming County residents who are having difficulty affording sterilization procedures for their pets.
- Twice-yearly, low-cost rabies vaccination clinics. (see calendar page for more info)
- Humane Education provided through classes taught in Wyoming County schools and agencies.
- Lost and found pet information.
- Telephone assistance to dozens of callers monthly.
- Public Service announcements via local media.
- Lending of humane traps (free of charge) to county residents for trapping stray or wild pets.
- Pet food is available in case of emergencies such as loss of job, illness, etc
How we are funded:
We receive no direct tax or United Fund monies. Funds used by the organization in their work come from voluntary contributions, monies earned by Humane Society volunteers, grants applied for and received, and contributions from county, township, or borough officials.
New members and volunteers are always needed and appreciated!
Join us for meetings each month .
See Calendar Page for more details and any changes to the schedule.
We look forward to seeing you there!