Champaign County Humane Society

Meet Max

Max is ready for adoption, but he isn't at the shelter! Because of his medical history, he is waiting to meet his future family from the calm comfort of a foster home.

In many ways, Max is just like other dogs: he loves stuffed toys, peanut butter, and being outdoors. But in other ways, Max needs specialized care.

While he hasn't had any medical episodes at CCHS, he has a history of occasional seizures. Max is partially blind, and he has a neurological-based learning delay. Max will thrive in a family committed to giving him patience, structure, and love.

Read Max's Profile

Read Paw Prints!

What's going on at CCHS? Read about it here!

Our semi-annual publication hit mailboxes a few weeks ago, but if you didn't receive a copy or want to share what you've learned more widely, check out our 49th Volume of Paw Prints.

Read Paw Prints Here

Our Pets Need Your Help

Join us at our next volunteer orientation session to learn how you can make a difference in the lives of cats, dogs, and critters looking for their forever homes.

Thursday, July 9
5:00 PM

Orientation is online, to make it easy for all to attend. If you love animals, we would love your help.

New Volunteers: start here with our online welcome form.

Apply for our Team

At CCHS, our Humane Educator/Lead Humane Investigator is on the forefront of our mission to promote animal welfare in our community. 

Learn more about a career where compassion and action come together.

We are hiring for this full-time position to develop and implement educational programming, as well as investigate complaints of animal welfare violations.