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Rescue a shelter dog or cat when you adopt a kitten, puppy, dog or cat from Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society at the Animal Shelter in Cincinnati, OH.
Below are the dogs currently available to adopt at Cincinnati Animal CARE. The shelter is open seven days a week from 1pm-6pm, but please arrive prior to 5:30pm to meet an animal in-person.
Add a dog, cat, pocket or barnyard pet into your family by viewing our adoptable animals then visit them at the Hamilton County Animal Shelter.
If you believe any of these are your lost pet, please contact the shelter immediately at 513-541-7387. Be prepared to provide proof of ownership: photos of you with your pet, vet records, adoption paperwork, or purchase receipt. Make sure to also file a lost pet report on PawBoost.
Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society is a no-kill animal shelter, providing stray dog services via the Hamilton County Dog Warden, animal adoptions, and community resources for the communities in Hamilton County. Support our mission by giving a gift!
We meet the immediate needs of animals that come to us through highly individualized care, life-saving solutions and temporary housing—either in the shelter itself, or in foster homes throughout the community—as we work to find safe and compatible homes for all.
At Cincinnati Animal CARE, we will do just about anything to help including gifting food from our food pantry, providing low-cost vaccines and microchips, and more. Just call the shelter at 513-541-PETS (7387) or email us at resource.desk@cincycare.org to talk with one of our team members about the resources we offer.
Call, email or drop by the Hamilton County Animal Shelter for a visit. View our hours of operation and get directions from Google maps.
Make a one-time monetary donation to the homeless animals of Hamilton County. Donations will go towards daily programming and care of the 8,000+ animals that come through our doors annually. Donate Now.
At Cincinnati Animal CARE, we often say “we can’t do it alone.” Lifesaving is a community ethic and collaboration is at the core of everything we do. We are strengthened by our alliance of community members, rescue partners, support partners, local and national mentors and donors.