**URGENT** As you know we are a nonprofit facility and do not receive any county/city or state funding. We operate off a very small budget and the kindness of others. Although we've tried a food drive with raffle prizes, and asking each week on Wishlist Wednesday, we find ourselves in an endless cycle of
“Pints for Pups took place on Wednesday, September 13th at Midland Brewing Company with a sold-out event! We sold out of our 150 pint glasses, and had more than 200 guests in attendance, and many more with their furry friends. Thank you to the community for showing up and supporting us! We’d also like
Welcome Jesse Fletcher to the HSoMC family. She has taken on the role of full time Director of Development and Fundraising and is filling a much needed role within our organization. We are thrilled to have her on the team! There is a Meet and Greet planned where you can learn about her new role,
On December 19th, 2021, the Humane Society of Midland County was recognized by Cathy Bissell of the Bissell Pet Foundation for our work in partnering with them during their most recent Empty the Shelters campaign. We were able to help get adoptions for dogs from under served communities such as Detroit that currently have full
Funding to help upgrade lighting in the building and out lot and for a new furnace/air conditioner Shared from the 10/5/2021 Midland Daily News eEdition The Humane Society of Midland County, located at 4371 E. Ashman, has received a grant of $10,000 from the Midland Area Community Foundation. The grant will provide funding to upgrade
It's no secret that 2020 was hard for our organization! With Covid-19, every single one of our big events was cancelled. With that it meant less donations for our nonprofit organization as well as less opportunities to connect with our community and find homeless pets their forever homes! We were FINALLY able to host our
Each year at our annual Ties and Tails gala, the HSoMC auctions the privilege of being named Dog and Cat of the Year. This year our Dog Mascot will be shared by Olive and Evee from the Soll Family while the Cat Mascot is Lilly along with her dog sister Lollie from the Wilson Family.
HSoMC President Nikki Rayce was recently interviewed by Kathleen Davis of Catalyst Midland. Read about her history with the Humane Society, learn more about our daily operations, and don’t miss news about exciting plans for the future. “Rayce has served as President of HSoMC since January 2019 and we caught up with her to get
