The HSUS Animal Care Centers

The HSUS Animal Care Centers are facilities operated by The Humane Society of the United States that provide shelter, medical care, and rehabilitation for animals in need. They serve as temporary homes for rescued animals, ensuring they receive treatment, behavior training, and socialization before adoption. The centers also focus on improving animal welfare through community outreach, education, and advocacy. Their goal is to save lives, promote responsible pet ownership, and foster compassionate treatment of animals, ultimately working to prevent cruelty and improve standards for animals nationwide.