Brookings Regional Humane Society

The Community Service Division of the Brookings Police Department is charged with helping to provide safe traffic control operations while also providing the community of Brookings with high-quality, sympathetic, and prompt animal control services.

The homeless animals in our community are loved and cared for by the Glacial Lakes Humane Society, which provides them with shelter, food, warmth, only absolutely necessary medical care, exercise, and attention. To find the most suited pets a "fur-ever" home, we work hard to match them with prospective adopters. Most adopters will quickly find a good pet match because we often have a large choice of available animals.

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society is an open admission institution that accepts unwanted, homeless, abused, and abandoned animals in need of tender loving care while they search for a permanent home.

Animal Control relies on the community to notify us when they notice stray, poorly handled, or ill animals because we receive over 18,000 complaints a year.

We are a small team of foster families and volunteers that are passionate about the tiny wiener dogs. Together, we try to save dachshunds that have been abandoned, mistreated, or who are just no longer wanted by their owners.

In order to address the problems of animal welfare and encourage ethical pet ownership, the Beadle County Humane Society was founded.