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Our Community Needs Spay/Neuter Assistance!

 

 
Use code # 252031 for the Food Lion Community Rewards Program!

Email us or call 410-228-3090

Every day is -
v cat adoption day at BAYSIDE ANIMAL HOSPITAL in Cambridge
and at LAYFIELD VETERINARY SERVICES in Princess Anne

Every second and fourth Saturday of the month is -

The Dorchester Humane Society is committed to providing spay/neuter assistance to our community and we need your help.  Please consider donating $5.00 to our spay/neuter fund and the money raised will be used to spay/neuter animals in Dorchester County.  We have partnered with a local nonprofit group Grateful Paws, Inc. to provide the services.  Please click here to donate to our fund and help us reduce the number of unwanted companion animals.
 
If you have pets or free-roaming cats that need to be spayed/neutered, please call us for referral to a clinic.  If you're interested in volunteering for a spay/neuter clinic, please let us know.

For the animals,
Suzette Stitely
Executive Director


Winter Hours:  Tuesday- Friday 1:00-5:00

Saturdays 11:00-4:00

Closed on Sunday and Monday

Dorchester Humane Society
4930 Bucktown Road
Cambridge, MD, 21613
Tel: 410-228-3090
E-mail: info@dorchesterhumane.org
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Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains un-awakened.
- Anatole France