Greenfield, IN
214 East Main Street
The Hancock County Humane Society is a dedicated no-kill, non-profit animal shelter committed to finding permanent, loving homes for animals in its care. Primarily focusing on cats, the society provides comprehensive medical care, including a new isolation suite, to ensure adoptable pets are healthy. Beyond adoptions, the organization actively supports the Hancock County community by offering a pet food pantry, low-cost vaccination clinics, lost pet reunification assistance, and spay/neuter resources. Their mission extends to educating the public and collaborating with other local shelters to rescue animals at risk, fostering kindness to animals and people.
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