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You have reached the shelter page for Butler County Humane Society. Butler County Humane Society is located in renfrew, Pennsylvania. If you have information to add or update for Butler County Humane Society, please click here and let us know.

Butler County Humane Society

1015 Evans City Road
renfrew, Pennsylvania 16053
Phone: 724-789-1150
Email: rbauman1@connecttime.net
Website: members.petfinder.org/~PA23/


Our No Kill initiative was started in 2000, with the commitment of the Board, staff and community. Since this commitment to life was established, we have saved the lives of almost 2000 animals each year. As we are a Non-profit, Non-tax supported facility, the Butler County Humane Society is dependent upon private donations for survival. The staff and the volunteers at the Butler County Humane Society are deeply dedicated to caring for the animals who come through the shelter doors, and their love and caring help the shelter animals through their initial stages of confusion, fear and loss.

All shelter animals have been through some difficult experiences. Losing their former home and ending up at a shelter is not an easy thing for any animal to go through. In addition to the bewilderment of finding themselves in our kennel, they often initially display signs that they are grieving for former human companions. The routine of the shelter, while not the same as a loving home, helps the animals adjust to their new situation. But even with our very best efforts to create an environment where the shelter animals feels safe and are not unhappy, being in a cage in a shelter is a difficult experience. The Butler County Humane Society, through its' training and foster programs, helps the animals begin to understand what is expected of them in their interactions with people. Mostly what they need is your patience, understanding and time to adjust to their new surroundings.

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