The Humane Society of the Treasure Coast is a private non-profit humane agency caring for more than 6,000 animals (dogs, cats, and others) each year and relies solely on private donations. Located in Palm City, the humane society serves the Martin County and surrounding areas.
Sign at the entrance to the Treasure Coast Humane Society
The Humane Society of the Treasure Coast has many programs and services that they offer to the community.
Getting pets adopted is one of the highest priorities of the Humane Society.
If you are considering bringing a new pet into your family please start by visiting the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast. The adoption process is designed to insure that pets are placed in loving homes. Here is a summary of the pet adoption process.
If you already have a pet a home you must bring your pet in to meet the new potential pet to test for compatibility. Assuming the pets are compatible your new pet goes to the Veterinarian
is spayed or neutered. In addition a micro chip for identification is placed in the pet. The next day you pick up your new pet. The process can take from three to four days
While dogs are the most common pets cared for and adopted from the Humane Society they also care for many cats and a variety of other animals including ferrets.
dogs, cats, ferrets,
The Treasure Coast Humane Society also operates a surgical site on wheels that travels around and provides spay and neuter services to those who cannot afford it.
A kitten being bottle fed at the Treasure Coast Humane Society, Palm City FL
A volunteer walks a dog at the Treasure Coast Humane Society in Palm City, FL
The dog walking path at Treasure Coast Humane Society, Palm City, FL
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