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What is the difference between HSLC and other state and national humane societies?

April 26, 2017difference hslc humane National Societies State

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What is the difference between HSLC and other state and national humane societies?

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The Humane Society of Livingston County (HSLC) is an independent nonprofit 501(c)3, governed by a board of directors. All directors are volunteers. There are many humane societies across this state and the nation. The commonality they share is the use of the word “humane.” HSLC adoption policies, goals and funding are independent of any other humane society. HSLC’s main goal is to find permanent and loving homes for dogs and cats in the greater Livingston County area.