News and Events
New! Community Conversations with Mary P. Sundeen
Marva Nesbit of Lincoln County Television recently sat down with Midcoast Humane President, Mary P. Sundeen, for a 'Community Conversation' in which Sundeen broke the news of the shelter's plans to mo...
Thank You.
Thank you for the incredible outpouring of support during our Emergency Funding Campaign!
On March 16th, Midcoast Humane closed to the public, putting an end to income from adoptions and the Creat...
FAQ: COVID-19 and Pets
Midcoast Humane is closely following the developments around COVID-19 as it relates to pets and is dedicated to keeping you up to date with the latest facts. Responses to our most Frequently Asked Que...
Adoptions By Appointment
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis we are renewing our commitment to placing every available animal into a loving and permanent home. After consulting with animal welfare experts at the state and loc...
Closed to the Public
In an abundance of caution, Midcoast Humane has closed its facilities to the public due to COVID-19. Facilities will remain closed until an update is provided.That includes our shelter at 30 Range Rd ...
Emergency Preparedness
During this time of uncertainty, it is important for every pet owner to create a preparedness plan for their animals in case of illness or hospitalization.
Plan ahead to ensure your pet’s safety ...
New! Community Conversations with Mary P. Sundeen
Marva Nesbit of Lincoln County Television recently sat down with Midcoast Humane President, Mary P. Sundeen, for a 'Community Conversation' in which Sundeen broke the news of the shelter's plans to move to a new facility. The interview can be seen on the Lincoln...
Thank You.
Thank you for the incredible outpouring of support during our Emergency Funding Campaign! On March 16th, Midcoast Humane closed to the public, putting an end to income from adoptions and the Creature Comforts thrift store. 100 animals were immediately moved into...
FAQ: COVID-19 and Pets
Midcoast Humane is closely following the developments around COVID-19 as it relates to pets and is dedicated to keeping you up to date with the latest facts. Responses to our most Frequently Asked Questions can be seen below. For more information about how Midcoast...
Adoptions By Appointment
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis we are renewing our commitment to placing every available animal into a loving and permanent home. After consulting with animal welfare experts at the state and local levels, as well as reviewing all CDC guidance on best practices...
Closed to the Public
In an abundance of caution, Midcoast Humane has closed its facilities to the public due to COVID-19. Facilities will remain closed until an update is provided.That includes our shelter at 30 Range Rd in Brunswick, our administrative office at 190 Pleasant Street in...
Emergency Preparedness
During this time of uncertainty, it is important for every pet owner to create a preparedness plan for their animals in case of illness or hospitalization. Plan ahead to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort by taking the following steps: Make sure that you have enough...
Volunteer of the Month
Our Volunteer of the Month is Sarah! Sarah started her relationship with Midcoast Humane as an employee, working for us briefly in 2017. She left to start a new career with IDEXX, but couldn’t stop thinking about how much she enjoyed working with the shelter animals....
