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Homepage - Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County Scroll Top 6230 77th St. Vero Beach, FL 32967 (772) 388-3331 Thrift Shops News Events Jobs Contact Us Donate Now Primary Menu Close ADOPT Adopt a Dog Adopt a Cat Adopt Other Animals Adopt Rehoming Pets Available for Foster Pet Alert Dolly’s Dream Dogs Working Cats Sponsor a Pet WILDLIFE PET CARE Spay and Neuter Cat & Dog Vaccines Flea and Heartworm Preventatives Cat & Dog Microchipping Shelter Pet Care Pet Rx Pharmacy PET HELP Lost a Pet Found a Pet Found Kittens Give Up a Pet Rehome a Pet Behavior and Training Hurricane Preparedness ABOUT 70 Year Anniversary Leadership Team Impact Report Jobs SUPPORT Donate Now or Give Monthly Wish List Volunteer Foster Thrift Shops Vehicle Donations Animal Friend License Plate Become a Sponsor Making a pawsitive Difference Our Pawsitive Impact program – supports struggling pet owners with resources and referrals that can help them keep their pets at home where they belong. Learn More Adopt Find the perfect addition to your family – cats, dogs, and more. Donate Donations are the lifeblood of our animal shelter. Foster Our work is not possible without our foster hero’s dedication. Volunteer You can help homeless animals in need by joining our team. We Are Keeping Pets & People Together! Pets are Family, and Families Belong Together. Families who are struggling to care for their beloved pets may think surrendering them to a shelter is the only option available during difficult times. We never want to see a family face that decision when there may be alternatives available. Our Pawsitive Impact program – supports struggling pet owners with resources and referrals that can help them keep their pets at home where they belong. Pet Support Services Pet owners can access pet support services, including housing, medical and behavioral support, as well as food and supplies, to help keep the human-animal family together. Learn More Lost Pet Reunification We operate a lost pet reunification service to successfully get most roaming pets home without them having to enter the shelter system. Lost your pet? We can help! Learn More Supported Pet Rehoming Pet owners who can no longer keep their pets are given the tools to safely and quickly rehome their own pets with ongoing support from shelter staff or volunteers. Learn More Our Pawsitive Impact in 2023 We make a difference every single day to pets and the people who love them. 0 Animals Cared For 0 Pets Fostered 0 Adopted Animals 0 Pets Reunited 0 % Save Rate 0 Spay/Neuters Caring for Animals, Inspiring Communities. Programs & Services Adoption Save a life today and add to your family. Your new best friend awaits! Read More Wildlife Rescue Have you have found an injured animal, but don’t know what to do next? Read More Pet Care Clinic Providing high-quality medical care for dogs and cats at affordable prices. Read More Pet Help Committed to helping families keep their pets at home. Read More Found a Wild Animal? Birds Many baby birds that are found on the ground are supposed to be there. However, if you find a featherless, downy, or incompletely feathered bird, it will need your help. If the bird appears uninjured, the best chance of survival is it is returned to the nest. Learn more… Rabbits Wild baby bunnies are most often not orphaned! The best thing you can do is put the bunny right back where you found him, in the general area, as the mom will only come back at night to call and find him. Leave the area. If you find a baby with eyes open, and he appears healthy, leave them be. Learn more… Squirrels Just like birds, young squirrels often fall out of their next and do not always need to be rescued. If a juvenile squirrel continuously approaches and follows people, her mom is probably gone. If the baby and/or his nest fell from the tree today, give the mother squirrel a chance to reclaim her young and relocate him to a new nest. If the baby is uninjured, leave him where he is, leave the area, keep people and pets away and monitor him from a safe distance. Learn more… Turtles Both turtles and tortoises are never considered orphaned because they hatch alone and are able to forage on their own. If you find one, leave it alone. If helping cross the road, safely place the reptiles on the side they are attempting to cross. Learn more… The Latest News Patrone’s Tale of Hope & Second Chances Patrone’s Tale of Hope and Second Chances Meet Patrone, a 5-year-old heartthrob dog with a tale as adventurous as his… Read More Saying Goodbye to His Beloved Companions: A Heartwarming Tale of Community Support Saying Goodbye to His Beloved Companions: A Heartwarming Tale of Community Support This past week, we were honored to help… Read More Keep Your Pets Safe This Halloween Keep Your Pets Safe This Halloween No matter how much they beg, your dog should not get treats out of… Read More Join the Pack Get the latest updates on all things HSVB! Name Email Subscribe Now Our Partners The Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County is proud to work with community partners to provide the best possible outcomes for our animals. From companies that support the programs we offer, to foundations that provide grant funding to run them, to individuals who donate time, talent and money to make an ongoing contribution, we are grateful for their support and commitment to animals. 6230 77th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32967 (772) 388-3331 Facebook-f Instagram Tiktok Youtube Quick LinksNews Events Volunteer Clock Contact Us Donate Give Now Ways to Give Wish List Thrift Shops Stay Connected Subscribe to Our Newsletter Subscribe Today! © Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County We Our Fosters &...