The Humane Society of Delaware County is not your average animal shelter. Our Mission –
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!
We hope you can join us on Saturday, July 18th for our Wine, Dine, and Whiskers 2026 FurBall!
Enjoy an evening of fun, food, and entertainment while helping raise vital funds to care for animals in need.
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
Three tiny girls are ready to trade their past for something softer, safer, and way more loving 💛
🌼 Marigold & Tulip – Female Shih Tzus
These two came from an Amish mill situation and are still learning that the world isn’t so scary after all. They’ll need a patient home with another friendly dog to help show them the ropes and build their confidence. They’re shy, gentle, and quietly blooming more each day.
🍫 Godiva – Female Toy Poodle
Sweet as her name, Godiva is a loving little girl with a shy side. She bonds deeply once she feels safe and will absolutely become someone’s tiny shadow.
All three girls are looking for calm, understanding homes where they can finally just be dogs. If you’ve got a little patience and a lot of love, one (or two 👀) of these girls might be your perfect match.
📩 Email us at dog@hsdcohio.org to learn more or apply to adopt!
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Looking for a good cause to sponsor this year? We know a few hundred furry friends who would love to meet you! 🐾
Finding the right community partner can be tough, but at the Humane Society of Delaware County, we make it easy. We are officially looking for corporate sponsors for our 2026 Fur Ball!🥂
If your business is looking to make a real, local impact, look no further. Whether you want to be our "Top Dog" presenting sponsor or a "Pet Lover” partner, we have a package that fits your goals and your budget.
Why swipe right on HSDC?
✨ High visibility in the Delaware County community
✨ Direct impact on the lives of abused and neglected animals
✨ A chance to show your customers that your heart is in the right place
Ready to make it official? Check out our 5 sponsorship tiers and find your perfect match today!
🔗 For more information visit https://hsdcohio.org/event/… or reach out to Debra Leckrone at debra.leckrone@hsdcohio.org
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We’re thrilled to share, as announced in a recent Columbus Dispatch article, that Amanda Wampler has been named the new CEO of the Humane Society of Delaware County, effective May 11.
Amanda brings a strong background in nonprofit leadership and a passion for community impact, and we’re excited for what’s ahead under her guidance.
We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to Jana Cassidy for nearly a decade of dedicated leadership. Jana will continue to support the organization as Chief Operating Officer during this transition, ensuring a smooth path forward.
Together, their leadership will help guide HSDC into its next chapter, including plans for a new, expanded facility to better serve animals and our community. 🐾
💛 Please join us in welcoming Amanda and celebrating Jana’s incredible impact as she transitions into a much deserved retirement.
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Humane Society of Delaware County picks new CEO
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The Humane Society of Delaware County appointed Amanda Wampler as its new CEO, as long-time director Jana Cassidy prepares for retirement.2 CommentsComment on Facebook