Humane Society of Macomb

Save Lives

Adopting from the Humane Society of Macomb saves lives. We are proud to be a high-save shelter and the animals in our care have no time limit. Our goal is to find homes for 100% of the adoptable animals that find their way to our shelter.

APPOINTMENT ONLY: At this time, all services are by appointment only. To apply for an adoption appointment, click the link below!

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Support Animals in Need

Adopting a Pet

If you are looking to adopt a new furever friend, we encourage you to check out the animals available here at the Humane Society of Macomb. If you are interested in adopting our process has gone online. We ask that you fill out a pre-adoption questionnaire and we will be in touch to schedule a follow up appointment. To learn more or to view adoptable animals, be sure to visit our Adoptions page.

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Keep Animals Warm this Winter

The Humane Society of Macomb believes that all animals should be loved and warm throughout the harsh Michigan winters. That is why we started the Warm Pet Project! Our goal is to help build shelters for cats and dogs who need refuge during the frigid winter months. To learn more about the Warm Pet Project, needed items or to donate, click the link below.

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What We Do

Our Services

Finding Pets a Home

Our priority is those who cannot speak for themselves. We are proud to be a community resource helping adoptable animals find their furever homes.

Humane Education

Humane education promotes empathy, problem solving skills and more. We believe that education is important for our community.

Spay and Neuter

We all need to do our part to control the pet population. We love animals and want you and your neighbors to get your pets spayed or neutered.

Rehoming

It is always hard when situations change and a pet must leave their family. We work with families to keep their pets with them, but when it is not an option, we work hard to find new homes for those animals.

Our Mission

To help those who cannot speak for themselves. To provide humane care for unwanted, abused and injured animals. To prevent cruelty to animals. To place adoptable pets into good, permanent homes with responsible owners. To make every effort to return stray animals turned into the shelter to their original owners. To promote spay and neutering, to prevent overpopulation through education.

Get Involved

Looking to give of your time and talent? We would love your help. To learn more about our current opportunities and how you can get involved, be sure to view the many opportunities we have available to get involved.

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Shelter Updates

Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day

Jan 20, 2022

Pet Safety: A Pet Owners Guide for a Happy Holiday Season

Dec 6, 2021

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Featured Pets

Dogs

Benny is a 2-year-old puppy trapped in a big dog’s body. While he can be shy at first, once he gets to know you, you will see just what a big goofy gentle boy he is. He’d love someone to help continue his training who can give him lots of snacks and praise.

Cats

Cleo is a 3-year-old Tortie who is sassy, classy, AND gorgeous She loves being admired and asking for pets. Cleo is also a bit of a snackaholic, and treats are the way to winning this stunning girl’s heart.

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Adopting a Pet

What do you need to adopt?

One of the questions we receive most often is what do I need to adopt? It’s a fairly simple process once you find the animal you want to add to your family. We do work hard to pair animals with the right home for each situation and will request that you complete a pre-adoption questionnaire. You must be 21 years of age or older to adopt and have a government issued photo ID with proof of address, a copy of your lease (if you rent), and vaccination records for any current pets in the home.

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