Sisters in Shelter

The Ohio SPCA, formerly known as the Ohio Humane Education Association, is a 501c3 organization established in 1983, dedicated to rescuing, rehoming, and rehabilitating animals in Ohio. With locations in Lima and Grove City, they provide shelter for up to 300 cats, 80 dogs, and 50 rescued farm animals. Operating independently from the ASPCA, the Ohio SPCA focuses on animal cruelty investigations, farm sanctuary programs, equine rescue, and county pound reform, striving to create a more compassionate society where all living creatures are treated with care and respect.Generated from the website

Seneca County Opportunity Center provides a learning environment that encourages the intellectual, physical, vocational, emotional and social development of students. The center offers an education curriculum based on functional and community activities. It serves children and young adults of more than 20 school districts. Seneca County Opportunity Center is a part of the Seneca County a County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, which provides individualized early intervention and educational services for infants, children and young adults. The board also offers various training and employment programs. It provides residential and community support services. Seneca County Opportunity Center is located in Tiffin, Ohio.

Liberty Center of Sandusky County is a non-profit organization based in Fremont, OH, dedicated to providing temporary shelter and support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Their programs and services focus on personal and family development, guiding residents towards self-sufficiency and independent living. Committed to increasing awareness of homelessness, Liberty Center also works to develop and coordinate community services, as well as secure contributions of time, money, and resources. Through their efforts, they aim to make a difference in the lives of those in need and create a lasting impact on the community.Generated from the website