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Newsletter – Quarter 2 2026
Spring and early summer are our busiest months of the year, and Quarter 2 saw a significant increase in the number of animals arriving at the Humane Society of Lebanon County. During this time, we cared for sick, injured, stray, and abandoned animals from throughout Lebanon County, with kitten season bringing a dramatic surge in feline admissions. Read more
Now hiring Part-Time Front Desk Associate
Looking for a rewarding, part-time gig?
We’re Hiring!
If you love helping people and animals, this could be the job for you! The Humane Society of Lebanon County is looking for a Part-Time Front Desk Associate to join our team!
- Every Other Weekend
- Customer service experience preferred
- Excellent phone and in-person communication skills
- Strong computer skills
- Compassion for animals
- Dependable with a strong work ethic
As the first person our visitors meet, you’ll help create a positive experience for adopters, volunteers, and community members while supporting the lifesaving work of our shelter.
Think you’re the perfect fit? We’d love to meet you!
18 years +
9am- 5pm
Send your resume to info@lebanonhumane.org or stop by the shelter to complete an application.
Get a discount on training with your newly adopted friend!
We’re excited to partner with Redfern Canines Training Center to help you and your newly adopted friend get off to a great start! Check your adoption packet to see how you may qualify for a discount on training fees at Redfern Canines.
GOALS: To increase the number of successful dog adoptions and decrease the likelihood that adopted dogs are returned to the shelter due to behavioral/training issues. To train the dog in basic obedience skills and to teach the adopter how to use positive reinforcement training skills that are LIMA compliant (Least Invasive, Minimally Aversive).
ELIGIBILITY: Any dog without a bite history that is adopted from the Lebanon Humane Society is eligible for a discounted Level 1 class at Redfern Canines. Redfern’s Level 1 class includes a 2-hour Introduction to Training seminar and six 1-hour classes. Redfern’s classes include teaching sit, down, stand, come, no jumping, loose leash walking, leave it, and attention. Classes also include discussions about behavioral issues the adopter/dog may be encountering. Classes have a maximum of seven dogs. However, multiple family members are welcome and encouraged to attend classes.
PROCESS: At the time of adoption, Humane Society Staff will offer a training coupon to the adopter. The coupon will be good for a 10% refund of the training fee after completion of the Introduction to Training Seminar. The refund will be made to the same method of payment that the student used to pay for the course and will occur within five working days of the seminar’s completion. The adopter is responsible for presenting the coupon to the seminar presenter at the end of the seminar.
Now Hiring Full Time Vet Tech
We are HIRING: Full Time Veterinary Technician!
Join a team of animal lovers and gain a rewarding career helping the homeless animals of Lebanon County!
Click for more details or email Kkleinfelter@lebanonhumane.org
Help our Animals “Spring” Into A Better Life
Newletter – Quarter 1 2026
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
Temporary Kennel Closure – Phase 3
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.)
Temporary Kennel Closure
Our dog kennels will be closed for public walk throughs 2/27/26 through 3/4/26 for Phase 1 of kennel repairs.