The Spot Clinic

These are all familiar situations for the Humane Society of Parkersburg.

And while for most of us, our pets are important, cherished members of the family, for some that's not the case.

So what happens to these animals?

Where do they go?

Who takes care of them when their owners do not?

Since 1956, the Humane Society of Parkersburg has been dedicated to the care and protection of animals in our community.

We rescue and care for animals in distress, reunite lost pets with their owners, find loving permanent homes for homeless animals, educate people on how to properly care for and respect animals and enforce licensing and other animal ordinances.

On average, more than 3,300 animals pass through the Humane Society of the Parkersburg's doors annually: lost, injured, rescued, neglected, abandoned and surrendered pets alike.

Thanks to the support and efforts of many, we are able to make a considerable difference in the lives of those who cannot speak for themselves, the unwanted and homeless pets of our community.