The Ozark Humane Society sponsors low cost spay/neuter clinics throughout the year to prevent the over population of dogs and cats in the area. OHS also works with the Shirley Meadows Foundation to provide vouchers for those that qualify as below poverty level to have the procedure for their dogs and cats. The Ozark Humane Society manages this voucher program, with the Shirley Meadows Foundation providing the funds yearly.
The Ozark Humane Society was founded in 1970 by a group of caring volunteers and community leaders. The land for the shelter was purchased and the animal shelter itself was built that same year. The current shelter is housed in the same structures with maintenance and improvements always an ongoing need. The shelter rescues and adopts out an average of 300 cats and dogs per year. The shelter operates with a small group of paid staff and is also supported by caring community member volunteers.
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