Welcome to the summer edition of the Columbus Humane newsletter! As the days heat up, so does our work for pets and people in need. In this issue, you’ll read about powerful rescue stories, exciting updates from our Essential Care Center, and how your support is keeping families together and animals safe. From heartwarming adoptions to lifesaving veterinary care, your compassion is creating real change. Read on to see the impact—and how you can help us do even more this summer!
Caring for People and Pets—Together
Bringing the One Health Approach to Life at Columbus Humane
This June, we were proud to bring a powerful vision to life at Columbus Humane’s Essential Care Center on South High Street—home to our Low-Cost Veterinary Clinic and Pet Food Pantry. In a day centered on compassion, collaboration, and community care, we launched a special initiative rooted in the One Health approach.
Keeping Pets Safe This Fourth of July: Tips from Columbus Humane’s Humane Agents
At Columbus Humane, our Humane Agents see firsthand how the summer heat and holiday celebrations can quickly turn dangerous for our four-legged neighbors. With July 4 just around the corner, we’re asking our community to take a few simple steps to protect pets from heat, fear, and potential harm.
Whether you're planning a cookout, heading out to watch fireworks, or just enjoying time in the sun—here’s how to keep pets safe and comfortable all summer long.
Healing for Bella and Hands on Learning for Future Vets
March 2025 Newsletter from Columbus Humane
We are thrilled to share our latest newsletter with you, which includes exciting details about our new Field Services program, the heartwarming story of long-time resident Finn's adoption, and an interview with Ginny Dolan, one of our dedicated volunteers who just celebrated 10 years with us at Columbus Humane!
Halloween Pet Safety Tips
Rescue, Rehabilitate and Rehome: Summer 2024 Newsletter
Fourth of July Pet Safety Tips
Columbus Humane Announces Erich Hunker As New CEO
Columbus Humane has announced Erich Hunker as its new CEO after a multi-month, national search conducted by Adisa Group alongside the Columbus Humane Search Committee. Hunker comes to the organization with over 35 years of successful leadership in non-profit advancement, marketing, and community engagement, most recently at Columbus Academy. Effective June 20, 2024, Hunker will succeed Columbus Humane’s long-time CEO Rachel D.K. Finney, CAWA, whose 16-year tenure will conclude at the end of June.