Montgomery Humane Society Shelter Intervention Program

Montgomery Humane Society Shelter Intervention Program Helping people keep their pets at home when they feel they have no choice but to surrender them to a shelter.

Mission Statement

To significantly reduce animal intakes by helping loving, committed pet owners with their pets, temporarily, while they are unable to properly care for them for some reason. Guiding Principles

--"Get from problem to solution quickly and without drama, and in a way that empowers and involves everyone." -Lori Weise, Downtown Dog Rescue, South Los Angeles

--Be Compassionate

--R

espect Our Customers' Privacy

--Be Realistic - Only commit to work that we can do consistently and do well

--Have FUN While we're doing it

--Do it ALL, Do it RIGHT, Do it NOW!

--Open, Honest, Frequent Communication. Don't be afraid to express your opinion.

--Document, Document, Document so that we can win and retain grants

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04/16/2026

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šŸ¾Animal Control Appreciation Week šŸ¾

This week, we recognize the men and women who serve our community on the front lines of animal welfare, often without recognition, but never without impact.

In 2025 alone, our Animal Control Officers:

ā€¢ Answered 3,582 calls for service
ā€¢ Conducted 472 welfare and cruelty investigations
ā€¢ Issued 380 warnings and citations
ā€¢ Picked up or assisted with 1,102 animals in need
ā€¢ Reunited 133 pets with their families in the field
ā€¢ And made contact with over 9,000 animals and people in our community

Let that sink in.

These arenā€™t just numbers. These are lives changed.

Every call answered could be a neglected animal getting relief.
Every investigation could be the moment something finally changes.
Every citation is accountability.
Every return to owner is a family made whole again.

What makes us especially proud is their commitment to humane investigations. This team handles a significant volume of cases year-round and works closely alongside local law enforcement to ensure both animals and people are protected.

Their job is not easy. It is not always seen. And it is very often thankless.

But their impact on the City of Montgomery is undeniable.

To our officers:

Thank you for showing up on the hardest days.

Thank you for standing in the gap.

Thank you for being the voice for those who donā€™t have one.

03/02/2026

After helping the unhoused animals of the River Region find homes for the last 2 decades, Lea Turbert of the Montgomery Humane Society has retired.

02/10/2026
02/03/2026

Intervention update: 10/1/25 to 2/3/26

Large dogs transported.
12/15/2025

Large dogs transported.

Two hearts, one family.
12/11/2025

Two hearts, one family.

Address

1150 John Overton Drive
Montgomery, AL
36110

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+13344090622

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