OPERATIONS UPDATES:

The Humane Animal Treatment Society and Isabella County Animal Control have resumed operations but remain closed to walk-in visitors. Adoptions and other services are available by appointment only.

If you have found a stray dog or have an animal related issue, please call Animal Control at (989) 773-9721. If you have an after hours emergency (evenings and weekends) please call central dispatch at (989) 773-1000. 

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If you need to contact the Humane Animal Treatment Society, please call us at (989) 773-0830 or email us at:
Feline Department:
Canine Department:
Executive Director:

Community Involvement:

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If you are interested in adoption, please view adoptable animals here and apply online. We will then contact you to set up an appointment. We appreciate your patience while we continue to operate with limited staff. We will return voicemail and email messages as soon as possible. 

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The Health Clinic is now taking new appointments for spay/neuter services. Please call (989) 775-0830 x3 to schedule.

now available:

minimal contact

adoptions

Are you looking for your new best friend? We're here to help! With a few modifications for safety we will continue to find forever homes for animals in need. 

We anticipate a large number of community members needing pet food assistance during this difficult time and we would like to let you know how HATS is helping. Last year we began a partnership with the Community Compassion Network (CCN), our local food pantry in Mt. Pleasant, to distribute our excess pet food donations to community members in need. We are continuing this process and will be passing out pet food (as it is available) on the dates below. The food pantry is located at 1114 W High St, Mt. Pleasant, MI in the Strickler Nonprofit Center. For additional information please visit ccnfeeds.org.

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Upcoming disbursement days:

Wednesday, July 22nd  2pm-4pm 

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Please note: Our facility is currently closed to the public so you must attend one of the dates listed above to receive food. Households may visit the pantry twice per month.