The Truth About Cass County Humane Society

03/12/2026

Support a local organization in Cass County dedicated to animal welfare.

It all started when Kelly Raisor found Dugger, a six-month-old 90-pound mastiff boxer mix that had been dumped down the road from her house.

01/04/2026

This report came in several weeks ago. Currently, the shelter has a volunteer who is being investigated for pursuing a relationship with a minor. A concerned citizen shared that this information was brought to the attention of the shelter director, as there are minors who volunteer at the shelter.
Instead of taking the proper steps to ensure safety this person was ignored and mocked

Even more so, this individual has been allowed to adopt an injured dog that needs extensive medical attention, but to avoid the expenses of amputating the leg, he was allowed to be adopted as is by the volunteer who is currently under investigation for suspicion of child pe******ia.

12/10/2025

The board meetings are always on Wednesdays at 5:30 pm at the shelter. The Wednesday varies on who can make it to a meeting that week and even then most of the board members do not go to them. They definitely dont like employees attending them either. Im not sure on if the public is allowed now but once upon a time they were close to everyone outside of boardmembers. You want to know where and what your donations and tax money go towards, besides stocks, CDs and investments reach out to the shelter and request to speak with staff, the current director, and board.

~Anonymous

12/03/2025

Envisioning a warm heartwarming miracle. A happy forever home, together forever loved.
It's hard to believe it's been over a year and still not one family in the whole of Cass County is able and willing to rescue them.
Speaks poorly about the community. Truly saddened to see their need go unanswered.

08/25/2025

Here's more info.

Hey Logansport, we're coming back again to fix cats and kittens (6 weeks and older) on Sept. 6th. We have financial assistance available thanks to Pet Friendly Services so don't wait to get signed up at www.pub.vet

08/25/2025

115 spots available. Get your cats fix under $100. That's a great deal! This is amazing news for surrounding counties. Lt's make sure to spread the word and help as many cats as possible.

🚨 Exciting News, Pulaski county! 🚨

We’re thrilled to announce that Public Vet will be hosting a cat spay/neuter clinic in Star City at the Community Building on September 7th!

💲 The base cost is $100 per appointment, but thanks to your support through our recent fundraisers, we’re able to help offset that cost — meaning the final price will be less than $100!

🐾 Please note: Public Vet requires a minimum of 85 appointments for the clinic to take place, with a maximum of 115 spots available. Don’t wait — they fill up quickly!

🔗 Sign-up link is below. Let’s work together to make a difference for our local cats and community. We’re so excited to bring this opportunity to you!

https://www.pub.vet/where-we-ll-be

06/06/2025

I received the first piece of positive feedback today, and it seems like people are starting to notice a change, which is really exciting! I’ve also come to realize that not everyone who shares information does so with the best intentions; some enjoy playing both sides. Nonetheless, I believe it's important to share positive observations. During my brief visits to the shelter and events, I noticed some encouraging signs as well. I’m committed to staying neutral and curious as we move forward. I will share from reputable sources without conflicting interests. At the very least staff are happy.

06/05/2025

www.pub.vet

06/03/2025

There has been a notable increase in the number of stray dogs in the area, including those that have recently been adopted from CCHS. This situation has raised concerns among locals, as both the shelter and area rescues are currently overwhelmed by the number of animals in their care.

05/08/2025

A community member messaged the page. They are trying to connect with the Cass County Councilman's board of directors. Does anyone know who and how to reach them?

05/05/2025

CCHS is currently under contract with the city and county.

City contract animal control agreement revenue of $137,000 each year. This is a quarterly paid agreement.

A recent contract with the county has been in place. CCHS receives $$350 per animal taken in from the county.

Transparency is fundamental for success! The Community deserves to be involved.

Three open spots are available on the CCHS Board of Directors. Which needs to be filled. This is a required term to hold the current status. Natalie Baldining is the new executive director for CCHS. Freeing up her spot on the board since staff cannot be part of the board of directors due to conflict of interest.

Becoming a board member of CCHS has its perks. Such as scheduled 3-day weekend retreats, which CCHS pays for under operation funds. Funds allocated from the city and county contract agreement funding for servicing Cass County and the City of Logansport.

Ask CCHS how to become part of the board of directors.