Luce County Animal Shelter

Luce County Animal Shelter Our primary mission is to provide temporary housing and care for the lost, stray and unwanted cats and dogs of Luce County, Michigan. No Kill Shelter!

We provide appropriate and healthy care of all animals taken in. All animals are spayed or neutered.

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Donna Wyman, Austara Lynn, Karin Eddy-Co...
10/17/2025

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Donna Wyman, Austara Lynn, Karin Eddy-Cole, Connie Gaboury, Elizabeth Frohriep, Kenny Joswiak, Roberta Gooseberry, Janith Shaw, Savannah Huntley, JC Stoli, Amy Douglass, Sasha Gardner, Nancy Ellwood Stesney, Stephenie Davis, Joanne Harrington, Deanna N Denny Suggitt, Robin Schwartz, Jeannie Collins-ison, Vickie Christiansen, Lisa Quinlan, Amy Livermore Hollingshead, Emily Matelski, Kathe Hensiak Nedeau, Robert N Denise Dewitt, Stella Nutkins, Cherrie DuLong, Sandy Armstrong Burton, Sherry Schuch, Thomas Maleport, Jake Ballenger, Ginny Giddings, Cap Eup, Gabrielle Sanborn, Carol Waltman, Chuck Wieringa, Jane Oven, Janet Hagen, Amber Bergman

10/16/2025
10/16/2025
10/16/2025

Behind every stray cat’s eyes is a story—of resilience, survival, and hope. No animal should face hunger, fear, or the cold streets alone. 🌧️🐾

A warm meal, a soft bed, a gentle touch—that’s all it takes to remind them the world still has kindness left. ❤️

Let’s keep spreading compassion by supporting shelters, fostering, and helping strays find their forever homes. Together, we can change lives—one whisker at a time. 🏠💞

10/16/2025

10/16/2025

🌎🐈 Today is the day -- It's National Feral Cat Day (aka Global Cat Day)

How to take action on Global Cat Day:

😺 Educate yourself and others: Learn about community cats and the benefits of TNVR programs. 🚨Cats can reproduce at an alarming rate starting at 4 months of age. It is estimated that one female cat can have up to 4 litters of kittens a year. With four to six kittens in each litter that is an astonishing 16-24 homeless cats being born each year from just ONE unfixed female cat. This can be stopped by fixing your pet cats and community cats through the method of Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR).

😺 Advocate: Contact your local officials to express support for cat-friendly policies and promote the importance of TNVR programs. Spaying or neutering a pet cat can prevent unplanned litters and reduce the number of cats that may become abandoned or feral in the future.

😺 Volunteer: Help local cat-saving organizations or participate in cat care and outreach efforts.

😺 Donate: Support TNVR organizations working to help community cats in your area like ours that are run by volunteers and funded through support from donors.

😺 Spread the word: Share information about TNVR and use the hashtags , , and on social media.

Let's celebrate National Feral Cat Day EVERYDAY for the community cats in our areas!!!!

Image: Alley Cat Allies

10/14/2025

Never leave them behind. Be a better person than that

Address

7351 County Road 391
Newberry, MI
49868

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 4pm
Tuesday 12pm - 4pm
Wednesday 12pm - 4am
Thursday 12pm - 4pm
Friday 12pm - 4pm

Telephone

+19062936622

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