June is recognized as Adopt a Cat Month, an annual campaign aimed at raising awareness about the benefits of adopting cats from animal shelters. This initiative highlights the importance of
[Fort Myers, FL, May 20, 2024] The Gulf Coast Humane Society is pleased to announce the appointment of Darcy Andrade as its new Executive Director. Mrs. Andrade’s 30-year career has
[Fort Myers, FL, May 13, 2024] The Gulf Coast Humane Society, the most tenured animal welfare organization in Southwest Florida, is offering a new program designed to provide peace of
[Fort Myers, FL, May 20, 2024] The Gulf Coast Humane Society is pleased to announce the appointment of Darcy Andrade as its new Executive Director. [Fort Myers, FL, May 7,
Mother’s Day is a special occasion to honor the love and dedication of mothers, both human and animal. This year, consider extending your Mother’s Day celebration to include the mothers
Heartworm disease poses a significant threat to the health and well-being of our beloved pets, making heartworm medication a crucial aspect of their care regimen. Transmitted through the bite of
Gulf Coast Humane Society is dedicated to being a safe haven for pets in need by providing medical care, promoting adoptions, and nurturing the bond between pets and people in Southwest Florida.
Our shelter does not receive any federal, state, or county funding and no funding from the Humane Society of the United States or ASPCA. We rely solely on donations, grants, bequests, and fundraising events to further our mission as stated above.
We are the most tenured 501(c)3 nonprofit, no-kill, animal welfare organization established in 1947 in Southwest Florida.
