Over 32,000 Animals Placed Since 2011.
Our Mission: Improving the lives of people & pets in our communities.
Who We Are
The Humane Society of Midland County is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to finding permanent, loving homes for unwanted and abandoned animals. Our small staff and dedicated volunteers operate and manage the only animal shelter in Midland County. In 2011, HSoMC took over management from Midland County Animal Control and became a no-kill shelter.
As a nonprofit that receives no government funding, we rely entirely on the generosity of our community to provide daily care, medical treatment, enrichment, and second chances to the many animals who come through our doors. When you support our mission, you become part of every life saved.
Our Vision: Champion health & wellness for people & pets.
Live Release Rate
In 2025, our Lifesaving Percentages were 98% for dogs and 96% for cats.
In 2025, HSoMC placed 1,608 animals. Placements include adoptions, transfers and return to owners. That equates to over 4 animals per day including holidays and weekends.
108 Dogs
Placed this year through March 2026
82 Cats
Placed this year through March 2026
32,620
Cats and dogs placed since 2011
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Featured Pets Available for Adoption
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Shelter Stars: Stories of Hope
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2026 HSoMC MASCOTS
Cammi
Presenting the HSoMC 2025 dog mascot, Cammi!
Name, age, and breed: Cammi (because she looks like she’s wearing camouflage), 1 year 8 months, Aussie Doodle (adopted from HSoMC)
Personality and favorite activities: She is full of energy and has amazing zoomies but loves to snuggle and get tummy tickles. Her favorite activity is playing fetch – constantly!
A fun or unique fact about her: She does anything her big brother does (Remi, our 5.5 year old Chocolate Lab). She watches him and does exactly what he does – diving off the dock into the lake, swimming under water to fetch rocks, making snow angels, running on the trails. When they lay down she always needs to be touching him….or sitting on him! She also tries to herd him when out on walks – she was born with that instinct!
What makes her special to you: She is a beautiful girl with such unique coloring, long eyelashes and a sweet personality. She has definitely rounded out our family and brought new energy to our lives, including Remi’s!
Lillie and Maggie
Presenting the HSoMC 2025 cat mascots, Lillie & Maggie!
Name, age, and breed: Maggie, on May 25 she will be eleven years old, and she is a domestic short-haired tortoiseshell kitty.
Personality and favorite activities: Maggie is sassy, affectionate, and loves attention from anyone who comes to her home to visit. She enjoys snuggling, playing with toys, and drinking water from the bathroom sink the most.
A fun or unique fact about Maggie: In 2015 Maggie was a six-week-old stray that came into the HSoMC shelter with her four brothers. They were living outside under a mobile home. After spending a week at the shelter, she was adopted into her forever home. She lives with her one cat sister and her human parents.
What makes her special to you: Maggie has a fear of missing out. She will stay awake to be with her parents until she is exhausted and then she starts to whine. Her parents must take her to her bed and put her down for a nap.
Name, age, and breed: Lillie, on June 8 she will be eleven years old, and she is a mini black panther.
Personality and favorite activities: She is a shy, sweet, and affectionate girl that loves to sleep the most. She enjoys snuggles from her parents and treats at any time of the day.
A fun or unique fact about Lillie: In 2015 Lillie was a four-week-old stray that came into the HSoMC shelter with her brother. They were found in a deep ditch, wet, and shivering. After spending a week at the shelter, she was adopted into her forever home, weighing one pound three ounces. She had a terrible upper respiratory infection and her parents nursed back to health. She lives with her one cat sister and her human parents.
What makes her special to you: Lillie will often sit at any doorway in her home and wait to be announced. Once announced, she will prance into the room. She also must sleep between the top sheet and blanket each night.