Penobscot Valley Humane Society

Penobscot Valley Humane Society Animal Shelter

Shelter cat, Charlie, being a lazy bum today.
11/07/2025

Shelter cat, Charlie, being a lazy bum today.

11/05/2025

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11/01/2025

***11.5.25*** Just got word Callie came home on Monday! Yeah!
10.31.25 MISSING FROM PRENTISS TWP, MAINE

Callie went missing on 10/20/25. She is a 6+ y/o, 72 lb, female, Bull Terrier Mix. She has beige coloring with dark ears & muzzle. Callie is wearing a name tag with ID. She went missing from Independence Circle, Springfield. She is SHY & AFRAID OF LOUD NOISES & HIGH WINDS - PLEASE DO NOT CALL, FOLLOW OR APPROACH HER. Contact Missie with any sightings at 207-200-6609.
Penobscot Valley Humane Society

10/31/2025

11/9/25. ZENNA HAS BEEN SECURED!

10.31.25 MISSING FROM MONSON, MAINE

Zenna is a 7.5 y/o, 77 lb, female, Red Nose Pit Bull with cinnamon/nutmeg (light brown) coloring. She is wearing a collar and dragging a leash. Zenna went missing from Chapin Ave / Ellen's Way in Monson. She is friendly, but please do not call, follow or approach her. Contact Theresa with any sightings at 207-233-0898.
Penobscot Valley Humane Society

10/27/2025

For the month of November, we will be engaging in an "Adoption Events Days" event at our facility. All adoptions will be 50% off regular prices, and 75% off if adopters donate a 30 lb. bag of dry Purina or Meow Mix cat/kitten chow, or a 40 lb. bag of Pedigree dry dog/puppy food. Please call 794-3457 to make an appointment with us.

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1 Park Avenue POB 73
Lincoln, ME
04457

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Mission Statement

Penobscot Valley Humane Society is a wholly owned, fully licensed and inspected 501 (c) corporation, dedicated to the care, control and adoption of stray and abandoned dogs, cats and small domesticated animals brought in by the Animal Control Officers of towns which contract with our facility annually.

Owner surrendered animals may be accepted when space permits, upon proper release forms being signed and appropriate fees paid.