Why Microchip Your Pet?
WHY MICROCHIP? We have recently assisted in the homecoming of two pets, both considered permanently lost by their families. We were able to reunite the families because both of these pets were microchipped and the owners kept their information updated despite the...
Midcoast Humane Launches Executive Director Search
Midcoast Humane’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce its national search for an Executive Director. The organization seeks a seasoned nonprofit Executive Director or for-profit senior officer with a demonstrated track record as a business leader and strategist....
No Paw Left Behind: Midcoast Humane’s New Community Initiative to Find Homes
March 21, 2018 Every animal deserves a forever home. This is the core belief behind Midcoast Humane's new campaign, No Paw Left Behind. No Paw Left Behind is a community initiative to help long-term, overlooked pets find their forever homes. Led by volunteers and...
Frequently Asked Questions about our Edgecomb Facility
We are grateful for all that the community has done to help Lincoln County Animal Shelter, now Midcoast Humane. Now, more than ever before, we need the community’s support. We can’t help the animals of Lincoln County without it. Our name has changed, but our...
Amere, Midcoast Humane’s Lobby Cat
By Sarah Murray Adoption Program Manager If you have ever visited Midcoast Humane at our Range Road campus, then you will most likely know about Amere, the lobby cat. He has the distinction of being the only animal at Midcoast Humane that is not up for adoption. Amere...
Peanut Butter and Pooches: a Timeless Love Affair
Donation Item Spotlight: Peanut Butter By Brittney Kunst The most sought after in-kind donations at animal shelters are typically linens, food, litter, and treats. While these contributions are absolutely essential to caring for our 3,500 animals a year, there is a...
Our Adoptions Are Going Mobile!
We are excited to announce the expansion of our adoption program to bring more adoptable pets home! Our adopters come from all over, but Midcoast Humane holds with 40 towns across 1,000 miles. We want to bring adoptable animals to people in every community we serve,...
We are now Midcoast Humane! A Letter from Trendy Stanchfield, Executive Director
To our supporters, adopters, friends, and community members: We are incredibly excited to announce that Coastal Humane Society and Lincoln County Animal Shelter have a new name: Midcoast Humane. This change comes after months of careful listening and collaboration...
