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Our biggest need is foster homes! Canine, feline, little or big. You can tell us what works best for you and we will try to find you a good match. Coming soon! Shelter dog field trips! Keep an eye on our website and Facebook page for details on how YOU can take a shelter dog on a field trip! Read more

Our dog kennels will be closed for public walkthroughs for kennel repairs until Saturday, April 4. Adoptions and all other operations will be business as usual. (Phase 4 might begin on 4/4, closing kennels through 4/10.)

Our dog kennels will be closed for public walk throughs 2/27/26 through 3/4/26 for Phase 1 of kennel repairs.

Help Keep Our Shelter Safe & Comfortable!

Our animal shelter is looking for a reliable Maintenance Volunteer to help with general upkeep and small projects that make a big difference for the animals and the people who care for them.

What You’ll Do:

• Assist with minor repairs (doors, gates, fixtures, etc.)
• Help with basic carpentry, painting, or patchwork projects
• Support upkeep of kennels, cat rooms, and common areas

Ideal Volunteer:

• Handy, dependable, and safety-minded
• Enjoys helping animals behind the scenes
• Flexible availability (weekdays and/or weekends)
• Perfect for retirees, skilled hobbyists, or anyone who enjoys hands-on work

Location:

Humane Society of Lebanon County
150 N. Ramona Road, Myerstown Pa 17067

Interested?

Please email us! Info@lebanonhumane.org
Call us: 717-628-1369

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2025 has been a year of change at HSLC.! Our new Operations Manager started in September of 2024. We have implemented several new programs and pathways for the animals in efforts to enrich their lives and shorten their stays. We have cultivated new relationships with community partners to support our mission. Read more

KITTENS! KITTENS! KITTENS! HSLC has provided shelter, food, water and vet care for over 300 kittens so far this year. Kitten season typically occurs from early spring through late fall, with a peak in the warmer months. During this time, unspayed female cats go into heat more frequently and have the potential to give birth to multiple litters, with an average of 4-6 kittens born per litter. This can really add up! Be a part of the solution and TNR your outdoor cats. Read more