Wood County Humane Society

We ensure all pets in our care, including barn cats, receive Core Vaccinations such as Rabies, Distemper, and Parvo to protect them from common and potentially fatal diseases. Vaccinations are a critical part of our wellness programs and are required before adoption or placement.

While primarily focused on pet food assistance, we provide guidance on proper nutrition and weight management for pets in need. Our Nutritional Counseling supports caregivers of free-roaming cat colonies and pet owners accessing our food bank, ensuring pets receive balanced diets for optimal health.

We provide Spay & Neuter Surgery for cats and dogs to help control pet populations and improve their health. All barn cats placed through our program are sterilized before adoption to prevent unwanted litters. This service is a key part of our mission to promote responsible pet ownership and animal welfare.

We prioritize the well-being of pets in our care through Quality of Life Assessments, particularly for those in our Safe Pets program or facing end-of-life decisions. Our team evaluates physical and emotional comfort to ensure pets receive compassionate care tailored to their needs.