Humane Law Enforcement of the Fayette Regional Humane Society

Humane Law Enforcement of the Fayette Regional Humane Society This page is operated by the Fayette Regional Humane Society, a nonprofit organization in Ohio.

05/25/2026

ℹ️ UPDATE: The caretaker has been in contact with us. Thank you all for sharing.

ℹ️ DECEASED CAT:
A humane agent received a report at 10:40 a.m. about a cat that had been struck by a vehicle in the 600 block of E. Temple St. in Washington C.H. When the humane agent arrived at 10:50 a.m., he found an intact (unneutered) adult male tiger and white cat that was deceased. The humane agent performed a microchip scan at the location, but no microchip was detected.

FOUND: This dog was roaming outside our animal care and adoption center, and one of our animal care technicians brought ...
05/24/2026

FOUND: This dog was roaming outside our animal care and adoption center, and one of our animal care technicians brought it inside. The dog is now at the Fayette County Dog Shelter located at 1550 Robinson Road - 740-335-6630.

Please spread the word.

🐾 Happy Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week! 🐾This week at the Fayette Regional Humane Society, we’re celebrating Vet...
05/17/2026

🐾 Happy Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week! 🐾

This week at the Fayette Regional Humane Society, we’re celebrating Veterinary Assistants Heather, Haylee, and Loree, along with Animal Health Technician Raina! 🎓💙

Over the past year, Haylee and Loree officially joined Heather as graduates of Veterinary Assistant schooling, and we are incredibly proud of the dedication, compassion, and teamwork all four of these ladies bring to our Animal Health Team at our Animal Care and Adoption Center each and every day. Raina has already become a valued part of the team, and we’re excited to support her continued journey in animal health as well.

Whether they’re assisting with the intake of new animals, medical treatment, comforting sick or frightened animals, helping care for animals recovering in our shelter, or answering the call when our humane agents need assistance in the field, their compassion and teamwork help make a difference every single day. 🩺🐾

Please help us celebrate these amazing team members by leaving them a message of appreciation below! 👇


What a happy ending for sweet Mochi! 💜Last night at our animal care and adoption center, Mochi the ferret was reunited w...
05/15/2026

What a happy ending for sweet Mochi! 💜

Last night at our animal care and adoption center, Mochi the ferret was reunited with her very relieved human mom after quite the unexpected adventure.

A humane agent picked up Mochi after a kind family became concerned about a ferret following them along the bike path. Wanting to make sure she was safe, they contacted police dispatch, who then sent a humane agent to bring her to safety.

Once at our center, Mochi got settled into her very own cozy cage complete with food, water, blankets to snuggle in, and plenty of places to hide and rest. Our animal health and care teams made sure Mochi stayed comfortable and had everything she needed while waiting to be reunited with her family.

According to Mochi’s family, she had escaped during what was supposed to be a routine walk in her zipped-up screened pet stroller. Unlike previous outings, Mochi managed to get out, ran down the creek bank near the bike path, and disappeared into the water. Her girl tried desperately to save Mochi, but eventually lost sight of her Wednesday evening.

Two days later, the family spotted our social media post about a found ferret and immediately recognized their beloved girl.

Mochi is five years old and currently battling lymphoma, requiring daily medication and special nutritional care, making this reunion even more emotional and important for her family.

We are so thankful for the caring family who stopped to help, the police dispatcher, the humane agent who made sure Mochi was safe, our dedicated animal health and care teams, and everyone who shares our found pet posts.

Because of so many compassionate people working together, Mochi is finally back where she belongs — home. 🐾

05/14/2026

UPDATE: The ferret is now back home.

A humane agent picked up a ferret last evening that was found on the bike path. It could have become lost or possibly abandoned.

If anyone is missing a ferret or knows other information that might be useful, please reach out to us at 740.313.1020 or [email protected]

05/09/2026

As National Correctional Officers Week comes to a close, we want to extend a sincere thank you to the dedicated men and women of the jail divisions at the Fayette County Sheriff's Office and the Ross County Sheriff's Office.

Your work is often unseen by the public, but it is critical to the safety and operation of our communities every single day. We especially appreciate the professionalism and cooperation shown to our humane agents when communication with inmates is necessary during investigations and active cases.

Your willingness to assist helps ensure important information is obtained and animals receive the protection they deserve.

Thank you for your service, your patience, and the difficult work you do behind the scenes each day. We appreciate you.

05/09/2026

A thank-you to Pike Pet Pals for hosting a free Avery's Law training session through Holland and Muirden, Attorneys at Law, who specialize in Animal Law, for all dog wardens, humane agents, and other humane society/animal shelter representatives.

UPDATE: The owner has picked her up. Thank you for sharing.FOUND: A humane agent picked up this cat on S. Main St. in Je...
05/08/2026

UPDATE: The owner has picked her up. Thank you for sharing.

FOUND: A humane agent picked up this cat on S. Main St. in Jeffersonville and has taken her to our animal care and adoption center. If you know her owner, please email [email protected] or call 740-313-1020.

Tiny but mighty. 🐾These five little kittens were found orphaned under a shed after a kind family discovered them alone a...
05/05/2026

Tiny but mighty. 🐾

These five little kittens were found orphaned under a shed after a kind family discovered them alone and in need of help. A humane agent responded and picked them up this evening, bringing them safely into our care.

There is suspicion that their mother is deceased, making their rescue all the more urgent.

Here, Veterinary Assistant Loree is doing intake on one of the babies—making sure each kitten has been assessed, documented, and started on the care they need to stay healthy and safe.

From intake evaluation to vaccines, deworming, flea preventative, and a delicious meal, these little ones are now in good hands.

They may have had a rough start, but their story is now filled with warmth, safety, and second chances. ❤️🐱

05/04/2026

Today, on International Firefighters’ Day, we proudly recognize and thank the firefighters who serve our communities with courage and compassion.

In humane law enforcement, we often see firsthand the critical role firefighters play—not only in protecting people, but in rescuing animals from danger and helping pet owners connect with our SAFE (Sheltering Animal For Emergencies) program.

Your willingness to face the unknown, your quick action in moments of crisis, and your commitment to saving lives—both human and animal—do not go unnoticed.

From all of us in humane law enforcement, thank you for your service, your partnership, and your dedication to protecting those who cannot protect themselves.

Stay safe, and know your work makes a difference every single day. 🚒🐾


Address

4 Commercial Avenue, Washington Court
House, OH
43160

Telephone

+17403358126

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Humane Law Enforcement of the Fayette Regional Humane Society posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Humane Law Enforcement of the Fayette Regional Humane Society:

Shortcuts

Share

Category