Meriden Humane Society

We are happy to share our rescue story filmed by @I Film Heroes. Please show your support for their cause to spread rescue awareness and...

Name: Emily Role: Cat Staff What drew you to rescue? I’ve been working with animals my whole life but I wanted to help actually make a...

Nipsey, a one and a half year old Pitbull, arrived at MHS back in November of 2020 with absolutely no manners and lacked any sort of...

Ahhhh-CHOU!!!! It's allergy season! All human allergy sufferers can sympathize with our two cuties; Kizmet and Valentine! These guys...

Recently, we were honored and humbled to accept a donation from the estate of Earl Slater, Jr. Mr. Slater was a lifelong Meriden...

Our Cat room renovations have continued into 2021 under the dedication and commitment of several volunteers and partners.

Max suffered from separation anxiety, and found the perfect forever home: staying in the family of a volunteer who loved him.

I want to extend my personal gratitude to our donors, volunteers, staff, and general supporters throughout our community.

We completed remodeling and physical improvement projects that were on our wish list and waiting to be tackled.

The Meriden Humane Society is thrilled to announce the promotion of Susan Alexandre to Shelter/Volunteer Supervisor. Sue is a known...

Heat and humidity can cause health issues for dogs if not taken care of properly. Here are some tips & tricks for keeping your pup healthy.

When COVID-19 hit, it left businesses everywhere scrambling. Enter Emma.

On May 25, 2020 the Meriden Humane Society community lost our beloved canine, Bear. He was the definition of loyal.

Dear Friends, The Board of Directors has led the Meriden Humane Society (MHS) through significant growth and improvement in these three...

Akelia, a feral cat and one of our longest residents found a happy ending.

Jim and Colleen's dedication to hands on work with animals, and fundraising needs of the shelter make them crucial members of our team.

What’s a week like at our shelter?! A typical week involves cleaning, walking, feeding, living and seeing animals come and leave.

‘Tis the Season’, for ticks, mosquitoes and ringworm that is. Prevention of all of these is possible.

There is no doubt that over her 10 years with us Maria has had some part in the adoption of 100s of dogs and the care of 100s more.