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Cass County Humane Society
A dog wearing a yellow 'Adopt Me' vest relaxing in the grass at an adoption eventA gray pit-bull-type dog lying on wet pavement with its tongue out, taking a break by a benchA staff member holding a small orange tabby kittenA staff member holding a fluffy black kitten inside the shelter lobbyA mother and daughter taking their 'first family photo' at the shelter, each holding a newly adopted tuxedo kittenA gray pit-bull-type dog wearing a white 'Adopt Me' bandana at an outdoor adoption event

Est. 1948 · Logansport, Indiana

Every animal
deserves a home.

We've been caring for the abandoned, homeless, and lost animals of Cass County for over 75 years. Help us give them the life they deserve.

Open to the public  ·  Mon–Sat: Noon–5 PM  ·  Sunday: By appointment  ·  574-516-1526

Our impact so far in 2026

Every number is a life changed — a dog who found a couch to sleep on, a cat who found a lap to sit in.

January – June 2026

240

Animals Adopted

401

Strays Taken In

64

Pets Reunited with Families

277

Spays & Neuters Performed

Rendering of the new CCHS intake facility

Help us build a new home for animals.

We're raising funds for a new and renovated intake facility for Cass County.

Support the Building Fund

Ready to go home

Sweethearts just like these are waiting for someone just like you.

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Natalie, Executive Director of Cass County Humane Society, with one of our shelter dogs

Small shelter.
Big heart.

"We're not a big operation. We're your neighbors — and every animal we place in a home is one more success story for this community."

— Natalie, Executive Director

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Your donation saves a life.

Every dollar goes directly to the animals — food, vet care, shelter, and enrichment. Monthly donors make our work possible year-round.

Shelter staff holding a pair of kittens
A volunteer preparing pup cups — whipped cream treats for shelter dogs

Volunteers make the magic happen.

From walking dogs to making pup cups, our volunteers are the heart of this shelter. No experience needed — just a love for animals and a few free hours.

Become a Volunteer