The staff is very nice and the horses are amazing and behaved. I met the Mustang named Celine, and…read morewell, she loves me!

We adopted a dog named Ketchup(Daisy) that was rescued from a bad situation. The M.C.H.S. was…read morewonderful in the process. They were so helpful, kind and patient with us going through the adoption. I called asking lots of questions before we went and picked her up. Daisy is so happy in our home. She's adapted well to the grandson, nieces and nephews. She loves to visit the neighbor dog, take walks and play fetch. Thank you for all you do!

Normally M.C.H.S. lets you adopt domesticated cats for pets from them that will be indoors…read moreprimarily. But I was looking for what is known as working cats or barn cats. These are feral cats, not domesticated. I am surrounded by cornfields and when the corn is harvested they chase all the mice out of the fields. I filled out an application for two kittens and they said they do regularly have working cats available. It didn't even take two weeks and they called. I could accept only two if I wanted but they told me they had found a mother and four two month old kittens. They asked if I was willing to take the whole family and I was because as they said the mother will teach the kittens how to hunt the mice. By the way if you are familiar with their history, these are the cats found by the Knead The Dough bakery on Morgan St. Now what really impressed me was that they delivered the cats to me and set them up with a cage, food and water bowls, litter box, litter, and food (which I declined since I had already purchased a lot of food because I knew they were coming after the vet visit). All five animals were spayed or neutered. There was no adoption charge or fees of any kind since I guess its possible the cats could run away. But the reason for the cage is to keep them caged for 10-14 days to get used to us feeding and watering them so they won't try to go back to their former home. All they ask is to call them when I am finished with their equipment and they will come and get it. I also received paperwork for each cat with their names and date of rabies shot, etc. Their names are Yvonne, mama; Yoyo, female and very shy; Yodel, male and playful; Yeti, male and the most friendly, letting us pet him after only two days; and Yoshi, male and a tad shy but curious. Cute names huh? I did make a donation out of my two garage sales proceeds so thanks to all who bought something. This is what the grand kids wanted. And I have added on to their cage with two dog pens I already owned so their living area is now three times the size of their original cage which is all temporary anyway. Big thanks to Morgan County Humane Society for making all of this happen for us all. These felines will be well looked after.