The Humane Society of Delaware County is not your average animal shelter.
We strive to provide the best care, treatment and placement of animals in need.
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Every animal available for adoption at The Humane Society of Delaware County is special and deserves love, but these pets need special people, and we hope it’s you!
Helping People Help Pets!
It’s pets and their humans that make difference! Our stats demonstrate how our community supports our mission. When you consider that the HSDC is not supported at the county, state or federal government level, it takes a lot of love and dedication from donors to support daily operations. As a 501(c)(3), your donations are tax deductible.
- 11,100+ lives saved since 2019
- 1,906 adoptions in 2024
- 2,180 foster placements in 2024
ANIMALS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
Happily Ever After: Tiggie 🐾❤️
We absolutely LOVE getting updates from our adopters—and this one made our day! 🥰
Tiggie has officially settled into his forever home, and his family says he is “SO sweet and lovey!!”
Thank you to Tiggie’s adopter for giving this wonderful boy the loving home he deserves and for taking the time to send us an update and photos. We’re so happy to see him thriving!
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A Little Artist with a Big Heart 🎨❤️🐾
A huge thank you to Evelyn and her family for thinking of HSDC during their garage sale!
Evelyn sold her own artwork to raise money for the animals in our care, and we are so touched by her generosity and big heart.
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Sully has some BIG news… he’s officially cleared for adoption! 🥹❤️
When Sully came to us, he had a huge growth on his face that our veterinary team removed and sent for testing. We now know the growth was a low-grade soft tissue sarcoma.
While there could be some cancerous cells remaining in the surrounding tissue, this type of cancer is typically locally invasive and has a low likelihood of spreading elsewhere. There is a chance the growth could return in the same area, so his future family will need to keep an eye on it and have him checked by a veterinarian if they notice any changes.
Because Sully is an older guy, regular veterinary care and at least twice-yearly exams are recommended. ❤️
The good news? Our vet does not expect this to impact Sully’s quality or length of life, and he is ready for his forever home!
We want to be completely transparent about his medical history so we can find the right family for this sweet boy. Sully has been through enough. Now he deserves a loving home where he can enjoy his next chapter. 🐾🏡
Could you be Sully’s person?
View Sully's Profile and our other dogs available for adoption here:
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