The Humane Society of Ventura County is a compassionate care shelter and non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and adoption of animals in need throughout Ventura County.
Meet Porter! Porter is currently one of our longest dog residents at the shelter, and nobody knows why! Porter is a male Chihuahua, who is about 1 and a half years old. He has been at the Humane Society since April 07, 2014.
The Humane Society of Ventura County is asking for the public’s help in order to care for and feed 10 neglected animals recently rescued from a ranch in Moorpark. On December 9th, Humane Society Officers brought into protective custody two Brahma bulls, two Heifers and six horses. Most of the animals are considered emaciated and are being housed at HSVC’s shelter in Ojai.
Maggie (another unclaimed stray) stole our hearts! She spent every day up in the Administration building in her comfy bed by the fireplace. We needed to keep a close eye on her because she was very overweight at 96 pounds and we wanted to be sure she was healthy before putting her up for adoption.
The HSVC is pleased to announce that we will be offering to the public FREE spay or neutering to Pit Bull and Pit Bull mixes.
Humane Officers brought in a Brahma bull, a bull calf, two heifers and six horses from a ranch in Moorpark on 12/9/14. All animals are considered emaciated and are now in protective custody of the Humane Society of Ventura County. We are currently housing 5 other horses from three different cases that are now pending charges.
Hi I'm Marsha! I'm a female, white and black Domestic Shorthair. I am about 4 months old, and I have been at the HSVC since Oct 01, 2014.
Did you know that we depend entirely on our communities support for our organization to operate? YOU ARE IT. The Humane Society of Ventura County is a private, non-profit organization. We receive no direct financial assistance from city, county, state agencies or National Animal Welfare Organizations. Fundraising events, grants, bequests, investments, supporters and your very important donations are our only sources of income. We truly appreciate your love, concern and support for our Shelter animals and the community outreach services the Humane Society provides. Approximately 95 percent of the contributions we receive are spent on programs and services that directly benefit animals
With the holidays right around the corner, we know there will be plenty of opportunities for your pets to get into some mischief. While there are several safe human foods that animals can eat, the holidays also have quite a few hidden dangers.