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Our mission is to prevent cruelty to animals, promote respect for their intrinsic value, eliminate pet overpopulation and enhance the bond between humans and animals.

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Help with a Lost Pet

Finding a Lost Pet

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Senior & Special Needs Cats

From Time To Time We Have Special Needs Cats

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Ivy

Beasley

Josh

Cuddles

Taffy

Marbles

Three Little Kittens

Binx

Charlotte

Dolly

Spay & Neuter

Spayed and neutered cats are happy cats. Our low-cost clinics make it possible for every Somerset County resident to spay or neuter their pets. We conduct clinics throughout the year. You must register to get on the waitlist. Don’t delay,

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Up For Adoption

Rescued cats and kittens need new homes. They are vaccinated and spayed or neutered. You can adopt a rescued feline by calling the Humane Society at (410) 651-2424. See all of our adoptable animals on the Adoption page.

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In loving memory of
Tony and Linda Mazzaccaro

We will always remember them for their love of animals, dedication to saving homeless cat’s lives, and Heartfelt generosity to the Humane Society.

2022 Spay Neuter Grant Program

Spay and Neuter for 120 Cats
The Humane Society of Somerset County, Inc. has received a grant from the Maryland Dept. of Agriculture (MDA) to cover the cost of spay and neuter cats for low-income households in Somerset County.

To perform this we have partnered with Spay Now Animal clinic in Grasonville MD.
The grant money covers the cost of the surgery and a rabies vaccination; required by law. Other services performed at the time of surgery are a brief exam, treatment for fleas, distemper vaccination, and medication if the cat should happen to need it. These services are not covered by the grant and we ask that a donation be made by the pet owner.

If you meet the requirements please give us a call at 410-651-2424 and leave a message and we will return your call.