The Pack Gives Back!
Check out this brand new way to give, and help us feed the dogs at Cincy CARE!
Cincinnati Animal CARE uses approximately 364,000 cups of food each year to feed the more than 8000 stray animals we take into our facility annually! To help offset this massive cost, our friends at Pet Wants chose US as the beneficiary of their The Pack Gives Back Initiative this year, where for every pound of food you purchase for us, they'll match it!
Ways to Give
There are so many ways to donate to Cincinnati Animal CARE!
Make a 1-Time Donation
Make a one-time monetary donation to the homeless animals of Hamilton County. Donations will go towards daily programming and care of the 8,000+ animals that come through our doors annually.
Sponsor a Kennel
Thousand of prospective adopters walk through our kennel runs every year. Show your support for your Hamilton County shelter by sponsoring a kennel where your name or the name of your business will be displayed for all to see!
Become a Reoccuring Monthly Donor
Become a monthly donor to support ongoing programming at CAC! Even $5/month makes a huge difference for the animals in our care, especially our animals that need extensive medical care.
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Cincinnati Chrome Divas
The Cincinnati Chrome Divas host an annual bike wash where they 'wash anything on wheels' and in 2024 they donated a portion of the proceeds to CAC! If your group wants to give back to the homeless animals of Hamilton County, let us know!
More Ways to Give
Shopping our various department wishlists is an amazing way to help meet the immediate needs of the animals in our care!
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Donate your time by becoming a CAC foster parent!
Fostering is crucial to Cincinnati Animal CARE’s mission. By turning the community into an extension of the animal shelter, foster homes get pets out of an overcrowded facility and allows us to learn more about their behavior in a home environment.
Cincinnati Animal CARE provides foster opportunities for dogs, cats, kittens, puppies, and other small animals. Puppy and kitten fosters are always an urgent need!