Humane Society of Tampa Bay

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing animal homelessness and providing care for companion animals in need. Founded in 1912, it is one of Florida's oldest non-profits and is based in Tampa, Florida. With a staff of 77 employees, the organization operates with a revenue of $50 million. The Humane Society of Tampa Bay focuses on three core areas: animal adoptions, affordable pet healthcare, and feral cat spay/neuter programs. In 2018, the organization facilitated the adoption of 9,874 animals and provided over 33,000 pets with full-service, affordable healthcare at its accredited Animal Hospital. The organization also emphasizes the importance of spaying and neutering, having sterilized nearly 13,000 animals in that year alone. The Humane Society of Tampa Bay's Animal Hospital stands out for its commitment to high-quality care at affordable prices. It was the first non-profit animal hospital in Florida to receive accreditation from the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) in 2014, demonstrating its dedication to exceptional veterinary standards. Additionally, the organization plays a vital role in addressing Tampa's feral cat population, dedicating resources to sterilizing feral cats, contributing to a healthier community. Those interested in learning more about the Humane Society of Tampa Bay or supporting their mission can visit their website at humaneocietytampa.org.