Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: To fight animal cruelty, help animals in need and advocate for their well-being.
Programs: The animal care, client care and community outreach operations provide services for pets and people including animal adoption, access to low cost spay/neuter, dog training, emergency sheltering for the pets of victims of domestic violence and rehoming options. More than 92 percent of our funding is provided by donations and fees for services, we are not a government agency and we do not receive operating support from national organizations. The capital area humane society relies on the support of private donors and volunteers to make our work possible. In 2016, cahs re-homed 997 dogs, 1,939 cats, 85 rabbits and 160 other types of animals, such as pocket pets, birds, etc. Also in 2016, cahs helped 449 animals stay with families rather than be surrendered.
animal cruelty investigations: cahs is the lead agency in franklin county investigating cases of animal cruelty, neglect and abandonment. The commissioned humane agents enforce all local and state laws pertaining to the care and treatment of animals as reported by members of the public and partner agencies including other law enforcement agencies, health departments, code enforcement and social service agencies. The cruelty investigation team of seven agents reviewed more than 5,000 reports in 2016 and seized 1,210 animals.
veterinary services: an on-site medical clinic that provides medical care and support for incoming, adoptable and cruelty case animals. These services include spay/neuter surgeries, dental procedures and other surgeries. We partner extensively with the ohio state university college of veterinary medicine and each 4th year student spends two weeks at our facility before graduation as part of their core curriculum. In 2016, we performed 4,859 spay/neuter surgeries. In addition, all adopted animals receive basic vaccinations, rabies inoculation, testing for contagious diseases and all dogs, cats and rabbits are spayed or neutered and microchipped.
Mission: To fight animal cruelty, help animals in need and advocate for their well-being.
Programs: The animal care, client care and community outreach operations provide services for pets and people including animal adoption, access to low cost spay/neuter, dog training, emergency sheltering for the pets of victims of domestic violence and rehoming options. More than 92 percent of our funding is provided by donations and fees for services, we are not a government agency and we do not receive operating support from national organizations. The capital area humane society relies on the support of private donors and volunteers to make our work possible. In 2016, cahs re-homed 997 dogs, 1,939 cats, 85 rabbits and 160 other types of animals, such as pocket pets, birds, etc. Also in 2016, cahs helped 449 animals stay with families rather than be surrendered.
animal cruelty investigations: cahs is the lead agency in franklin county investigating cases of animal cruelty, neglect and abandonment. The commissioned humane agents enforce all local and state laws pertaining to the care and treatment of animals as reported by members of the public and partner agencies including other law enforcement agencies, health departments, code enforcement and social service agencies. The cruelty investigation team of seven agents reviewed more than 5,000 reports in 2016 and seized 1,210 animals.
veterinary services: an on-site medical clinic that provides medical care and support for incoming, adoptable and cruelty case animals. These services include spay/neuter surgeries, dental procedures and other surgeries. We partner extensively with the ohio state university college of veterinary medicine and each 4th year student spends two weeks at our facility before graduation as part of their core curriculum. In 2016, we performed 4,859 spay/neuter surgeries. In addition, all adopted animals receive basic vaccinations, rabies inoculation, testing for contagious diseases and all dogs, cats and rabbits are spayed or neutered and microchipped.
3015 Scioto Darby Executive Ct, Hilliard, OH 43026
614-777-7387
Animals
Hilliard
