The Dubois County Humane Society (DCHS) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Jasper, Indiana, dedicated to providing care, comfort, and a vital safety net for homeless and companion animals. Operating as a no-kill facility, the society steps in to rescue dogs and cats facing neglect, abandonment, or displacement across Dubois County. Every animal entering their program receives comprehensive veterinary care, including essential vaccinations, microchipping, and sterilization, ensuring they are healthy, socialized, and ready for a fresh start.

Unlike entirely foster-based networks, DCHS utilizes a dedicated physical shelter facility on Wernsing Road, where animals are cared for by staff and volunteers in a structured environment. Deeply committed to eliminating pet overpopulation at its root, the organization runs a highly active low-cost spay/neuter program available to the public, preventing thousands of accidental litters in the community. Funded entirely by public donations, local business partnerships, and grassroots fundraising rather than government tax dollars, the society works tirelessly to connect adoptable pets with loving families and foster a more compassionate community.

Animals over profits: Unlike typical corporate chains, we are completely against selling animals — always, now, and forever.

You choose where 25% of the earnings goes: We believe in full transparency — we calculate this 25% before paying for any executive salaries or business overhead. By skipping the fancy corporate costs, we ensure the money actually lands where it belongs: with the animals.