Humane Society of Huron Valley
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HSHV is an award-winning animal welfare organization dedicated to saving and improving lives. Constructive dialogue and educational comments are encouraged.
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3100 Cherry Hill Rd
Ann Arbor, MI
48105
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Monday | 11am - 6pm |
Tuesday | 11am - 6pm |
Wednesday | 11am - 6pm |
Thursday | 11am - 7pm |
Friday | 11am - 7pm |
Saturday | 11am - 5pm |
Sunday | 11am - 5pm |
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Love starts here.
Since 1896, the Humane Society of Huron Valley has existed to support the loving and responsible care of animals in our community. HSHV is still the only shelter in Washtenaw County, serving over 14,000 animals and their people every year.
A no-kill shelter: Thanks to innovative programs and community support (including >1,700 volunteers!), animals at HSHV do not have a time limit to get adopted. HSHV is classified as a no-kill shelter by Maddie’s Fund, a leader in the no-kill movement, and has won several awards for having the highest save rate among all similar shelters in Michigan.
Not just cats and dogs: Though HSHV is primarily known for helping pets, we serve all types of animals and have been aiding area wildlife for over 60 years. Today, HSHV serves farm animals through cruelty investigation services and operates a 24/7 emergency rescue service for sick and injured wildlife (funded through donations) and a humane wildlife removal service (available for a nominal fee).
Let’s talk cats: For most of history, cats have lived outdoors; in fact, kitty litter wasn’t invented until 1947! Today, though most Americans keep cats indoors, some exaggerate outdoor cats’ impacts and demand culling -- which was found to increase birth rates. Ten years ago, HSHV started a Trap-Neuter-and-Return (TNR) program, proven to effectively and humanely reduce the population of outdoor cats. And in 2016, HSHV opened the Tiny Lions lounge and adoption Center-- a cat cafe focused on responsible cat adoption and humane education.