Animal advocacy & humane education
The mission of Clay Humane is to provide and promote the humane treatment of animals through education, advocacy and service.
Veterinary care patients since 1991
Urgent care patients
Cat sterilizations
New veterinary care patients
In Memory of Christine Keyworth
Clay Humane lost a long-time board member and great supporter of animal welfare. Christine A. Keyworth will be honored at a celebration of life service by family and friends on June 27, 2026 at 10:00 AM, Orange Park United Methodist Church.
Stopping pet overpopulation begins with you. We offer low-cost sterilization services.
On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday we offer immediate assistance for pet emergencies.
Advocacy, education, and awareness. Learn more about our animal welfare programs.
Ways you can help
Download Our Wish ListWe know the animals of Clay Humane - both two-legged and four - are hard to buy for so, this list has been specifically created with our high priority needs in mind. So what items do we need Download our wish list now →
Shop ChewyWhen you shop Chewy, consider a gift for the animals at Clay Humane. See our Chewy wish list →
Other Ways To HelpBecome a member, attend one of our events, or hold a fundraising event. There are several ways that you can support the Clay Humane animal welfare programs. Learn how you can help →
Support the animals. Support Clay Humane.
Become a member, join today!
Clay Humane is thankful for the support of our sponsors
Established in 1978, Clay County Humane Society is a private non-profit animal welfare organization.
