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.
Mouse may look small, but he has a BIG personality! Mouse is a very energetic and friendly little pup at only 6 months old. With ears to rival Mickey, Mouse enjoys running around and making new friends.
Yesterday, Director of Community Outreach Greg Cooper stopped by the Rubicon Theatre in Ventura to pick up the donations they had collected over the past three weeks during their run of the production Sylvia.
It is National Pet Week and pet guardians nationwide are celebrating the joys of animal companionship. Recent advancements in animal welfare means that more and more people are welcoming pets into their home.
Five bucks can make all the difference for an animal in need. Before you start your weekend, won't you please consider making a donation to support animal protection in Ventura County? It's easy! JUST CLICK HERE!
If you are looking for a friend who loves walks, hanging out with other dogs, and spending time with you, Dillon is your man! At only 4 years old, this Maltese mix is very energetic and would do well with any type of family.
PLEASE SHARE! Over the past few weeks the Humane Society of Ventura County has received numerous calls in regards to an increased number of rodents throughout the Ojai Valley. Rodent infestations can be difficult to handle and many people will resort to the use of poisons.
Five bucks can make all the difference for an animal in need. Before you start your weekend, won't you please consider making a donation to our spay and neuter program? It's easy, just click here!
BACK FOR A LIMITED TIME! We were recently chosen to be the fortunate recipients of a generous grant for our Chihuahua spay and neuter program! While the HSVC was awarded the grant, it is our entire community that will benefit. Animal overpopulation is not a myth but a very real fact that impacts the lives of tens of thousands of animals each year right here in our own county. Visit any shelter and you will find them filled with animals with no home to call their own and not enough people visiting their local shelters to adopt.