Ways to Give

Give Today. Save Lives. Build a More Humane Michigan.

At Michigan Humane, every gift — large or small — fuels our life-saving mission to protect animals, support families, and strengthen communities across Michigan. Your generosity ensures that homeless, injured, and vulnerable animals receive the care, shelter, and second chances they deserve.

One-Time Gift

Support animals today with a one-time gift. Your donation provides vital resources for medical care, adoption services, community support programs, and emergency response.

Make a gift online — simple, secure, and immediate.

Monthly Giving

Become a sustaining supporter with a monthly gift. Reliable, recurring support allows us to plan ahead and deliver consistent care for animals in need all year long. Monthly donors are the backbone of our lifesaving work.

Join our monthly giving community.

Pet Food and Supply Registries

Help keep shelters stocked with essential items by donating needed supplies. You can give directly from our wishlists on Amazon, Chewy, and our Kitten Program Registry — each purchase supports the daily care of animals in our shelters.

Buy and donate

Create a Legacy Gift

Leave a lasting impact through a legacy gift to Michigan Humane. By including us in your estate plans, you ensure that compassionate care for animals continues for generations. We have partnered with FreeWill to offer a simple, online tool to create your legal will for free and include your legacy gift.

Get started on protecting what you love here.

Combined Federal Campaign

Government employees can support Michigan Humane through payroll deduction via the Combined Federal Campaign.

Our agency code is 51294, making it easier than ever to give through workplace giving.

Contributions of Appreciated Securities

Donating appreciated securities may provide tax advantages while supporting lifesaving work for animals. This option allows you to make a significant gift with potential benefits to your financial planning.

Gifts from Donor-Advised Funds or Retirement Accounts

Michigan Humane gladly accepts contributions directed from donor-advised funds and retirement accounts. For donors age 70½ and older, distributions from your IRA can be made as Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs), potentially lowering your taxable income while supporting our mission.

Please consult your financial advisor or plan administrator to make these gifts.

Donate Used Items

You can support our work by donating gently used items through American Textile Recycling Services. Locate an ATRS recycle box near you to donate shoes, apparel, and household items, and help raise funds for animals in need.

Shop to Support Michigan Humane

There are several ways your everyday shopping can benefit animals:

Buddy’s Pizza Buddy Bones

Purchase Buddy Bones at participating Buddy’s Pizza locations and proceeds will support Michigan Humane.

Chewy - Shop

Shop for pet essentials and send items from our wish list directly to our shelters.

Kroger Community Rewards Program

Select Michigan Humane as your charity of choice and support us every time you shop with your Kroger Rewards card.

Shop Local Partners

Portions of proceeds from select Michigan-based businesses, including epiphany studios and Halie & Co., benefit our mission.

Planned Giving

Support Michigan Humane and leave a lasting legacy. Your estate plan helps save animal lives through sheltering, adoption, veterinary care, and humane education

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