Shelter News

President’s Report

I believe all of the “President’s Corners” I have written this year have started out, “Where has the time gone?”. More...

2008 Mutt Strut (Updated)

Our 11th annual Mutt Strut held Sunday, October 5, 2008 at Hoover Park, North Canton was a huge success. Photos...

Top 10 Human Medications That Poison Our Pets

Although pet parents are well aware of poisons lurking around their home, many don’t realize that some of the biggest culprits are sitting right on their own nightstands. More...

Annual Fund Drive

Our Annual Fund Drive is winding down. The shelters goal of $50,000 will most likely not be met this year. If you have not donated, please consider mailing in your fund drive form or use the form that comes with our newsletter. Your support is vital to the continued care of our animal friends.

For those of you who have donated, please accept our sincere gratitude.

Stark County Dog License

Just a friendly reminder to purchase your 2009 Stark County Dog License before the end of January 2009. More...

Renaissance Landscape and Design, We thank You!

Victoria and John Hartzel, who own Renaissance, have already been long time supporters and volunteers at the shelter for quite some time now. More...

Winter Time Injuries

One thing all pet owners dread is having their pets hit by a car. The types of injuries that often result are devastating. More...

No Time Limit...

Sometimes we see some confusion on our no time limits on animals up for adoption. We have noticed recently that a lot of misinformation has been conveyed to the public regarding our policy. More...

Your Thoughtfulness Can Live On!

There’s never a good time to think about the end of ones life. Although some of us are better then others, I believe one catalyst is to make sure we take care of those who mean something to us. If you have pets, have you ever thought about what would happen to them if you couldn’t care for them? More...

“NEVER TOO OLD TO BE LOVED” – WE CONTINUE OUR WORK

Last fall, we introduced our public awareness campaign, “Never Too Old To be Loved,” to our membership. This campaign is designed to educate the public regarding the many adult dogs and cats in our care. More...

The Humane Society’s Basic Info

With all the construction going on at the County Jail, we are not as visible from Rt. 62 as in the past. We have not moved we are still located at 5100 Peach St. NE, Louisville. You can find us right off Rt. 62 - if you are coming in Rt. 62 east please turn right at Broadway (first traffic light after the Stark County Jail) go two streets down to Peach turn right and Peach Street will dead end into our parking lot. Those of you coming in Rt. 62 west the only difference is to turn left onto Broadway. The office is open Monday through Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm and the Kennel hours to see and adopt the animals are Monday through Saturday 11:00am to 5:00pm. Both the office and the Kennel are closed to the public on Wednesdays and Holidays. Sunday hours for the office and the Kennel are from noon to 5:00pm.

Contact Us

Telephone
(330)453-5529
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 7077, Canton, Ohio 44705
Shelter Address
5100 Peach Street, Louisville, Ohio 44641
E-Mail Address
info@starkhumane.org