Lakes Region Humane Society

10/16/2025

🐾 Meet Skitter & Toby — the ultimate duo! 🐾

These two 10-month-old Heeler mixes have been inseparable since day one, and after seeing just how strong their bond is, our team has decided they deserve to find their forever home together 💕

Toby is a gentle, sweet guy who absolutely adores Skitter, and Skitter brings out the best in him—helping boost his confidence every day. They’re truly the perfect balance for one another.

Both are spayed/neutered, do great on leash walks (they actually help calm and guide each other!), and love nothing more than playtime with their toys 🐶🎾 They also do well with other dogs!

If you’re looking for a loving, well-matched pair to bring double the joy into your home, Skitter and Toby are ready to meet you! ❤️

📩 Fill out an application here to meet Toby and Skitter! https://lrhs.net/adopt-a-pet/online-adoption-application-2/
(Approved Applications are Required to set up an appointment)

WE DO NOT HOLD ANY PET FOR ANY REASON

10/16/2025

Maine is our neighbor which means Rabies is in OUR neighborhood. Please keep your cats and dogs current on their Rabies Vaccinations, it's required by law.

The Tractor Supply here in Ossipee is hosting a clinic THIS Saturday the 18th: https://locations.petvet.vippetcare.com/nh/ossipee/901-rte-16/2671/

Please be sure your pets are up to date on their rabies vaccination, including indoor cats. Positive cases in the wildlife population are on the rise. There is no cure for this virus once clinical signs begin and it is transmissible to humans.

10/15/2025

✨ Please help, we’re almost out of paper towels✨

If you’re out shopping, would you toss an extra roll or two in your cart for LRHS?

Donations can be left under our covered porch at your convenience.

https://lrhs.net/lrhs-wish-list/

10/15/2025

HAVE YOU SEEN ME?

Molly was last seen Sunday (10.12.2025) from the Weetamoe Road in Center Ossipee. She is a 3 year old spayed female who was wearing a silver collar with a petite bell on it. She is microchipped. If anyone has seen this sweet girl or know where she may be, please give a call to their worried owner! (781-572-8876) Thank you!

10/15/2025

HAVE YOU SEEN ME?

Einstein was last seen Saturday (10-11-2025) on Weetamoe Road in Center Ossipee. He is a neutered almost 3 year old male who was wearing a green collar at the time and is microchipped. Einstein has a bit of a twisted ear as shown in the photo. If anyone has seen this handsome guy or know where he may be, please call their worried owner! (781-572-8876)

10/14/2025

🌟 Happy Tails Update! 🌟

Our little buddy Reed has found his forever home today! 💕 We had so many wonderful inquiries about this sweet boy, and we’re so grateful to everyone who wanted to open their heart and home to him.

Thank you all for your love and support — Reed is off to start his next big adventure with his new family! 🐾✨

10/14/2025

DO YOU KNOW ME?

This cat was just brought in by a Good Samaritan from the Drake Road in Effingham NH. This cat did not have a collar on and no microchip was found. If anyone knows who this guy is or where his home may be, please reach out to us at (603-530-1077) Thank you!

10/14/2025

HAVE YOU SEEN ME?

Bridget was last seen around 8pm on September 29th around the Foothills Campground from Tamworth NH. She was not wearing a collar and she is not microchipped. She is a grey and white spayed female who is primarily an indoor only cat. If you have seen her around at all or know where may be, please give us a call at (603-539-1077)

10/11/2025

UPDATE: This boy has been returned to his owner! Thank you everyone :)

DO YOU KNOW ME?

This big boy was found hanging out around Leisure Drive in Ossipee and was brought in by a Good Samaritan. He did not have a collar on and no microchip was found. If you know this guy or where his home may be, please give us a call at 603-539-1077!

10/11/2025

REED HAS BEEN ADOPTED! Thank you so much to everyone who reached out to adopt this sweet guy!

🌟 Meet Reed — the little dog with a big personality! 🌟

🐶 10 months old | Jack Russell/Terrier mix | Neutered

Reed is a 10-month-old Jack Russell/Terrier mix who’s full of s***k, love, and endless smiles! This happy little guy came to us from the South after being picked up by Animal Control — sadly, no one came looking for him. Thankfully, the wonderful doctor who cared for him also fostered him until he was ready to make his journey north. 💕

Reed is an absolute riot — he loves everyone he meets, is never in a bad mood, and keeps us laughing with his hops and fun-loving energy! He even tries to walk himself on the leash sometimes (yes, really!). 😄

This sweet, social boy is ready to bring joy and laughter to his forever home. He’s the perfect mix of silly and sweet — and he can’t wait to meet his people! ❤️

If you’re looking for a happy-go-lucky companion who’ll keep life fun and full of love, Reed is your guy!

Approved applications are required to set up an appointment to meet Reed

Online applications can be found here: https://lrhs.net/adopt-a-pet/online-adoption-application-2/

WE DO NOT HOLD ANY ANIMAL FOR ANY REASON

10/10/2025

UPDATE - OWNER HAS REACHED OUT & FORMALLY SURRENDERED OWNERSHIP. WE WILL WORK TO GET THEM VETTED AND MAKE THEM AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION.

These two beauties were brought in by a Good Samaritan who were found around the Ossipee House of Pizza area (674 NH-16). They did not have any collars on or microchips. If anyone knows these kitties or where their home may be, please give us a call at 603-539-1077! 🐾

10/09/2025

🍂 Fall Is the Purr-fect Time to Adopt a FREE Barn Cat! 🐭🐱

Help keep your property rodent-free this season—naturally.

As the weather cools and rodents seek warm shelter, barns and outbuildings become prime real estate for unwelcome guests. A barn cat is a natural and effective way to keep rodent populations in check—helping to protect your food supplies, electrical wiring, and insulation without the use of harmful poisons or traps. Adopting a barn cat now gives cats time to settle in before winter.

Our Barn Cat Program places specially selected, independent-minded cats into safe outdoor homes such as barns, garages, warehouses, and workshops. These cats thrive in working environments, prefer minimal human interaction, and are happiest when they have a job to do!

🐾 FREE Adoption: There’s no fee to adopt a barn cat. Donations toward their medical care are appreciated but not required.

Each barn cat adopted through LRHS receives full veterinary care before departure, including:

Spay/Neuter surgery

Ear tip for easy identification

Negative FIV & Feline Leukemia tests

Rabies & Distemper vaccinations

Microchip

One-month flea/tick preventative

📝 How It Works

Submit a Barn Cat Adoption Application & Contract Online https://lrhs.net/adopt-a-pet/barn-cat-adoption-application/

Once approved you'll be added to our Barn Cat Call List

You will receive a call when a barn cat is ready to join you.

🏡 What We Ask in Return

To ensure your barn cat thrives, LRHS asks adopters to provide:

Daily food and fresh water (even skilled hunters need proper nutrition!)

A safe, dry, and secure structure to call home

Long-term veterinary care as needed

👉 Apply today to give a deserving cat a meaningful “working home” and enjoy a rodent-free season! https://lrhs.net/adopt-a-pet/barn-cat-adoption-application/