Northeast Ohio animal shelters participating in Clear the Shelters: See the list

CLEVELAND — Each year, NBC and Telemundo stations from across the United States team up with animal shelters and rescues for the annual Clear the Shelters campaign. 

This year, Clear the Shelters will celebrate its 10-year anniversary with the campaign running from Aug. 10-Sept. 10. 

In honor of the anniversary, the donation initiative will have an extended run until Sept. 30.

“Surpassing the one-millionth all-time adoption last year and now celebrating our 10th campaign are not just milestones, these numbers help quantify the incredible support Clear The Shelters has received from communities around the nation and the impact it’s had on vulnerable animals and the shelters that care for them,” said Meredith McGinn, NBCUniversal Local’s Executive Vice President of Diginets & Original Production, in a release.

Throughout the whole campaign, 3News will feature live segments with shelters from Northeast Ohio as well as adoptable pets.

Below is a full list of shelters participating in Northeast Ohio:

• Cleveland Animal Protective League

  • 1729 Willey Ave, Cleveland

  • 216- 771-4616

  • https://clevelandapl.org/

• Ashland County Dog Shelter 

  • 1740 Baney Road, Ashland

  • 419-289-1455

  • https://www.ashlandcountyoh.us/county-services/dog-shelter

• Friendship Animal Protective League 

  • 8303 Murray Ridge Road, Elyria 

  • 440-322-4321

  • https://friendshipapl.org/

• Berea Animal Rescue

  • 10015 East River Road, Columbia Station 

  • 440-234-2034

  • https://www.bereaanimalrescue.com/

• Storm's Angels

  • 440-782-1268

  • https://stormsangelsrescue.org/

• House of Mews Rescue

  • 5815 Landerbrook Drive, Mayfield Heights 

  • houseofmewsrescue@gmail.com

  • https://houseofmewsrescue.org/

• Parma Animal Shelter

  • 6260 State Road, Parma 

  • 440-885-8014 

  • https://parmashelter.org/

• Rescue Village

  • 15463 Chillicothe Road, Novelty 

  • 440-338-4819 

  • https://www.rescuevillage.org/

• Euclid Animal Shelter

  • 25199 Lakeland Blvd, Euclid 

  • 216-289-2057

  • https://www.facebook.com/EuclidAnimalShelter/

• One of A Kind Pet Rescue

  • 1929 West Market Street, Akron

  • 330-865-6200

  • https://www.oneofakindpets.com/

• Herps Alive Foundation

  • 1489 Garden Dr, South Euclid

  • 216- 374-1392

  • https://herpsalive.weebly.com/

• Cuyahoga County Animal Shelter

  • 9500 Sweet Valley Drive, Valley View 

  • 216-525-7877

  • https://www.cuyahogadogs.com/

• Summit County Animal Control

  • 250 Opportunity Pkwy, Akron 

  • 330- 643-2845

  • https://co.summitoh.net/departments/Division-of-Animal-Control.html

• Tails From The City 

  • 3844 Lorain Rd, North Olmsted

  • 440-777-9624

  • https://tailsfromthecitycleveland.org/

• Humane Society of Summit County

  • 7996 Darrow Rd, Twinsburg

  • 330-487-0333

  • https://www.summithumane.org/

• Second Chance for Animals

  • secondchance4animals@yahoo.com

  • https://www.facebook.com/secondchanceohio/

• Kitten Krazy, Inc.

  • 930 Lafayette Rd, Medina

  • 330-591-4408

  • https://www.kittenkrazy.org/

• City Dogs Cleveland

  • 9203 Detroit Ave, Cleveland

  • 216-664-3476

  • https://friendsofcitydogscleveland.com/

• Multiple Breed Rescue

  • 37305 Royalton Rd, Grafton

  • http://www.mbrohio.com/

• Wayne County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center

  • 5694 Burbank Rd, Wooster

  • 330-345-1018

  • https://www.waynedogshelter.org/

• Rubber City Rescue

  • 681 N Main St, Akron

  • 330- 689-0014

  • https://www.facebook.com/p/RubberCity-Rescue-100066704580527/

• The Geauga County Dog Shelter

  • 12513 Merritt Drive, Chardon 

  • 440-286-8135

• Ashtabula County Animal Protective League

  • 5970 Green Road, Ashtabula 

  • 440-224-1222

• Friends of Stark Pound

  • 1801 Mahoning Road, Canton 

  • 330-451-2343

Last year, during the month-long campaign, more than 3,300 animals found homes with the help of over 20 different rescues and shelters from across Northeast Ohio. 

In 2015, Clear the Shelters began with just a single news station participating from Texas. Since then, the campaign has expanded across the United States as more than 1 million furry friends have found their forever home. 

Anyone interested in more information on the month-long campaign can visit ClearTheShelters.com. During the campaign, you can also donate to a shelter of your choice by clicking HERE.