SERVICE AREA: Lenawee County, Michigan

CLIENTS SERVED: Current cat and dog owners seeking affordable veterinary care, pet food assistance, or temporary financial support to help keep their pets. Services also include assistance for individuals caring for community and feral cats.

DESCRIPTION: Lenawee Humane Society is a nonprofit animal welfare organization that provides affordable veterinary services and assistance to help pets remain healthy and stay with their families. Some programs have limited availability, appointment requirements, or financial eligibility criteria.

PROGRAMS/SERVICES:

• Dave Pearcy Pet Food Bank: Provides supplemental cat and dog food to pet owners experiencing financial hardship. Food is available once per month, while supplies last.
• Hope Clinic – Low-Cost Spay/Neuter: Provides sterilization surgeries for cats and dogs, including pain medication. Pets must be between 8 weeks – 7 years old and weigh at least 2 pounds.
• Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic: Offers basic wellness examinations, rabies and distemper vaccinations, Bordetella and feline leukemia vaccines, heartworm testing, feline leukemia/FIV testing, and microchipping. Discounted packages are available.
• Reina Day Fund: Provides limited financial assistance for non-emergency veterinary care, temporary pet boarding, and other approved needs when financial hardship threatens a pet’s ability to remain with its owner.
• Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR): Provides spay/neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, ear-tipping, and pain relief for feral and community cats. Cats must arrive in humane live traps.
• Additional Pet Services: Offers nail trimming, microchipping, pet identification tags, and other basic pet care services. Humane live traps may also be rented for community cat management.
• Lost Pet Assistance: Maintains lost-and-found resources to help reunite missing cats and dogs with their owners, including online reporting and community networking.

HOW TO APPLY: