Humane Society of Scott County

100% Local
2802 W. Central Park Ave.
Davenport , IA (view map)

Phone: (563) 388-6655 Email: adoptapet@hotmail.com Website: http://www.hssc.us/ Hours:

Monday and Wednesday 10 am to 7 pm.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10 am to 5 pm.
Sunday 12 to 5 pm.
Business hours stop 1/2 hour before closing.

Who We Are

The Humane Society of Scott County (HSSC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1902.
We are one of the thousands of animal shelters across the United States that receive so many animals and so few resources.
The shelter is funded entirely by donations and a fee is charged to the city and county for the care of the animals.
We work hard to find responsible loving homes for these innocent creatures. We do not discriminate based on breed or age.
We believe that it is wrong for anyone to fail to provide any animal with food, water, shelter, necessary medical care and companionship.
We feel that the tragic state of pet overpopulation in the United States is every pet owner's responsibility. We urge you to join with us in our efforts to control dog and cat populations and eliminate the need for euthanasia.
The policies for the shelter are regulated by the Board of Directors and implemented by the Executive Director, Ms. Pam Arndt, and the shelter staff.

Our Mission

The Humane Society of Scott County is committed to:

providing humane care and treatment for all animals entrusted to us.
caring and protecting those homeless animals that have been abused, neglected and/or abandoned
educating the communities we serve about responsible pet ownership, the important of spay/neuter and the benefits of pets and pet adoption.

Our Purpose

We provide shelter and care to 7000 lost, abandoned and unwanted animals each year in Scott County, Iowa.
We do not turn away any animals.
We offer a low cost spay and neuter program.
We provide vital information to the public about animal care and safety, pet overpopulation and the importance of spaying and neutering through educational programs we present to schools, civic organizations and other interested parties.
We investigate and take action on neglect, abuse, injured animal and other types of pet matters. We assist the police, sheriff's, fire and health departments.
We offer many volunteering opportunities where teens and adults can help improve the lives of those animals entrusted in our care.
A pet behavior counselor is available to answer questions and help make life with your pet all that it can and should be