We Help Lost, Hurt and Hungry Pets.

Get help for your pets.

The Humane Society of Morrow County (the “HSofMC”) pledges to provide as much outreach service to the community of Morrow County as possible, by providing pet food and medical services to those in need within the County. 

Qualifications for receiving Assistance.
If your family is a recipient of services provided by federal, state or local agencies you may qualify for obtaining assistance for your pet from the HSofMC.   

Federal, state or local assistance includes:

  • Ohio Direction Card (food stamps)
  • HEAP 
  • School meal program for children in your family
  • WIC 
  • Section 8 housing voucher
  • Schedule letter from Ohio Works First 
  • Ohio Medicaid card
  • Service-related disability 
  • SSI
  • SSDI 
  • Tax return showing family income does not exceed 185% of federal poverty guideline
  • Disasters such as house fire, flooding, etc.

Pet Food Assistance

In order to receive this assistance, your family must NOT be engaged in breeding pets or in using them for illegal activities.   You must agree to maintain your pets in healthy condition.  Finally, you must agree to use the pet food which you are given to feed YOUR pets.  You cannot sell or barter the pet food for other products.

If you meet the above requirements, call us at 419-947-5791 option 4 to discuss your pet food needs.  We do not always have food available.  We rely strictly on donations from organizations and individuals to keep this part of our community outreach going.

Assistance with Pet Medical Costs

The HSofMC can also provide limited monetary assistance for pet medical costs which exceed the financial capabilities of low-income pet owners. You may contact us at 419-947-5791 Option 4 to inquire about this service.
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Spay/Neuter Assistance

Complete the form found at the link below.  Mail
payment and form (1 form per cat) to
HSofMC, PO Box 298, Mt Gilead, OH 43338.
Whenever possible, the HSofMC encourages the family to make a co-payment to assist with spay/neuter charges. 

​This also allows our program to continue for other people that need help in the future.  We would like to emphasize the importance of spaying and neutering to eliminate unwanted animals in the community.  You may contact us at 419-947-5791 Option 4 to inquire about this service.