Caring for Licking County Animals & Their People for 52 years

AT THE LICKING COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY WE SAVE LIVES

Niko

Niko

52429262
Dog
Male/Neutered
Retriever, Labrador/Poodle, Standard
1 year 1 month

Sponsor Niko

Tutu

Tutu

52812264
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, Pit Bull/Mix
9 months

Sponsor Tutu

Chloe

Chloe

53901087
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, Pit Bull/Mix
5 years 1 month

Sponsor Chloe

Tank

Tank

53938257
Dog
Male/Neutered
Chihuahua, Short Coat/Mix
11 months

Sponsor Tank

Mrs. Puff

Mrs. Puff

53999867
Dog
Female/Spayed
Mixed Breed, Medium (up to 44 lbs fully grown)/Mix
3 months

Sponsor Mrs. Puff

Gizmo

Gizmo

54133428
Dog
Male/Neutered
Chihuahua, Short Coat/Mix
8 years

Sponsor Gizmo

Pink Lady

Pink Lady

54135671
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, Pit Bull/German Shepherd
2 months

Sponsor Pink Lady

Braeburn

Braeburn

54135676
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, Pit Bull/German Shepherd
2 months

Sponsor Braeburn

Fuji

Fuji

54135678
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, Pit Bull/German Shepherd
2 months

Sponsor Fuji

George

George

54158687
Dog
Male/Neutered
Beagle/Mix
1 year 6 months

Sponsor George

Chickadee

Chickadee

54173119
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, Jack Russell/Mix
1 year

Sponsor Chickadee

2022 By The Numbers

Adoptions in 2022: 1617

Spay/Neuter in 2022: 2507

Volunteer Hours in 2022: 10874

LIVE RELEASE RATE

96%
A typical rule of thumb is to determine whether a shelter saves more than 90% of its animals. That is its Live Release Rate. The annual Live Release Rate is calculated by dividing the total live outcomes (adoptions, outgoing transfers, and return to owner/guardian) by total outcomes (total live outcomes plus euthanasia not including owner/guardian requested ethanasia or died/lost in shelter/care). Today, many leaders are raising the bar and stating that the real No Kill Live Release Rate should be 95%.

Licking County Humane Society is a non-profit organization devoted to the humane treatment of animals.