Jefferson Co Humane Society

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15295 K4 Hwy

Valley Falls, KS 66088

+1 (785) 945-6600

https://www.jfcountypets.com

The Jefferson County Humane Society (JCHS) in Valley Falls, KS, has been dedicated to providing exceptional care for cats and dogs in need since 1998. As a proud No-Kill animal shelter, JCHS strives to create a loving and safe environment for every animal, advocating for their well-being regardless of their age, health, or special requirements.

Committed to making a positive impact in the lives of animals, JCHS actively seeks community support through donations and volunteer efforts. Their focus on nurturing and sheltering pets reflects a long-standing belief that every animal deserves a chance at a happy life.

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