Bangor University | Reg: 11295063 | Created: 2018-04-05 | Status: active | Type: private-limited-guarant-nsc-limited-exemption Bangor Humane Society is a privately held nonprofit organization dedicated to animal welfare and community service in northern and eastern Maine since 1869. Rooted in the history of the region, the Society operates as a vital resource for the community, providing essential services to over 200 neighborhoods. The organization’s core mission centers on the rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of animals, with a significant focus on stray, abandoned, and neglected pets. Bangor Humane Society offers a range of services including animal sheltering, veterinary care, adoption events, and educational programs. They actively work to reduce animal homelessness through responsible pet ownership and community outreach. The Society’s services extend beyond direct animal care, encompassing responsible pet ownership education, fostering a strong community connection through volunteer opportunities, and advocating for animal rights. While primarily focused on Maine, the organization maintains a temporary worker visa status, representing a significant portion of the SIC industry. The Society’s international presence is currently zero. The organization’s size is estimated to be around 50 employees. Key focus areas include animal welfare, community engagement, and responsible pet stewardship.

Bangor University | Reg: 11295063 | Created: 2018-04-05 | Status: active | Type: private-limited-guarant-nsc-limited-exemption Bangor Humane Society is a privately held nonprofit organization dedicated to animal welfare and community service in northern and eastern Maine since 1869. Rooted in the history of the region, the Society operates as a vital resource for the community, providing essential services to over 200 neighborhoods. The organization’s core mission centers on the rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of animals, with a significant focus on stray, abandoned, and neglected pets. Bangor Humane Society offers a range of services including animal sheltering, veterinary care, adoption events, and educational programs. They actively work to reduce animal homelessness through responsible pet ownership and community outreach. The Society’s services extend beyond direct animal care, encompassing responsible pet ownership education, fostering a strong community connection through volunteer opportunities, and advocating for animal rights. While primarily focused on Maine, the organization maintains a temporary worker visa status, representing a significant portion of the SIC industry. The Society’s international presence is currently zero. The organization’s size is estimated to be around 50 employees. Key focus areas include animal welfare, community engagement, and responsible pet stewardship.