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You can help dogs and cats at JHS and in the Jacksonville community by donating items on our wish list!

Items can be dropped off 7 days a week at our facility at 8464 Beach Blvd. We are unable to pick up donations at this time, but we can help you unload!

Our Pet Food Bank is preparing for summer – your donations are greatly appreciated!

Our current wish list:

Dry and wet dog food
Dry and wet cat food
Dry and wet kitten food
Kitten Formula (KMR)
Bottle Feeding Supplies (Miracle Nipples and Bottles)
Pup-peroni dog treats
Kongs (new) – large and medium
New leashes (standard, non-retractable)
Paper towels
New or used blankets and towels

Individuals and groups are welcome to host donation drives and collect supplies for JHS!

Did you know that in addition to caring for nearly 8,000 animals in our shelter every year, the JHS Pet Food Pantry distributes more than 170,000 lbs of pet food to families in need each year? In partnership with Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida, our Pet Food Pantry serves seniors, community members with disabilities, Veterans, and families in crisis.

Sometimes the only difference between keeping a pet in their home and out of the shelter is one meal. With your help, we can keep best friends together and save space in our shelter for animals who are lost, abandoned, or neglected.

You can help support these families and the animals at JHS by hosting a donation drive for JHS!

Hosting a donation drive for JHS is easy:

  • Download our Donation Drive Toolkit, including flyers to help encourage folks to contribute and lists of our most-needed items.
  • If you have a large donation, give our team a heads-up by emailing [email protected]
  • Drop off your items at JHS and know that you helped save lives in your community!

You can drop off donations at JHS 7 days a week during operating hours (12 p.m. – 7 p.m. on weekdays, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on weekends). Thank you for your generosity!

Looking for an easy way to donate to pets in need?

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Ship right to our front door using our Amazon wish list! Be sure to check “this is a gift” when you place the order so Amazon sends your info along with the donations – we want to say thank you!

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You can ship donations directly to JHS using our Chewy Wish List!

Not a Chewy customer yet? Use our referral link as a first-time customer and Chewy will donate $15 to JHS!

Underage kittens have special needs! You can donate supplies specifically for the nearly 4,000 kittens we take in each year by visiting our wish list on Amazon.

Be sure to check “this is a gift” when you place the order so Amazon sends your info along with the donations – we, and our tiny feline friends, want to say thank you!

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Do you have a car, boat, truck, or RV that’s no longer needed? Donate it to the Jacksonville Humane Society and receive the maximum legal tax deductions and possibly a partial cash payment.

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Cars Helping Charities
For more information about car, boat, RV and other property donations or to receive a “no obligation” evaluation of your potential vehicle or other property donation click here or please call toll free: (866) 2-GIVING or (866) 244-8464.

Vehicles for Charity
Learn more or call (866) 628-CARS or (866) 628-2277.

Donation FAQs:

  • Yes, we do accept opened bags of dog and cat food.
  • Yes, we can accept gently used pet supplies. Please note, we cannot use retractable leashes, pinch collars, ceramic dishes, or automatic feeders.
  • Yes, we can take towels and blankets without stuffing.
  • Yes, we can take pet beds, the small to medium sizes are best.
  • No, we do not have a thrift store and we cannot use household items. Please visit one of the many other nonprofit thrift stores on Beach Boulevard.
  • No, we cannot take bedding with stuffing such as comforters, quilts, pillows, or cushions.
  • No, we cannot take bed sheets.
  • No, we cannot accept donations of sharps (e.g. needles and syringes)
  • At this time, we do not have a need for empty pill bottles or newspapers.
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