Animal Shelters

Our three Twin Cities adoption centers are more than just a great place to find and adopt a pet; friendly animal experts offer services and support for every stag. As one of the nation's leading animal welfare organizations, Animal Humane Society is transforming the way shelters care for animals and engage their communities. From innovative medical and behavior programs to outreach and advocacy, we're advancing animal welfare and creating a more humane world for animals.

A single vision of excellence guides the University of Minnesota System. We are unified in our desire to serve Minnesota and proud of our land-grant mission of top-notch instruction, ground-breaking research, and outreach to the community.

Our appreciation for the commitment and labor of our volunteers, who make our organization possible, cannot be expressed enough. We wouldn't be able to save and care for worthy pit bulls without them and the numerous other volunteers and fosters that give endlessly to help us with our objective.

Our program's dobermans are never kenneled and are placed with foster families who assess their temperament and behavioral characteristics so that we may offer the ideal kind of home for the dogs.

In 1987, Minnesota Federated Humane Societies became a legally recognized nonprofit entity. Since then, we have devoted all of our efforts to achieving our main goal: upholding and enforcing Minnesota's animal welfare regulations.

Our aim is to assist pets in need in our town and the surrounding areas through sheltering, adoption, education, spay/neuter, and community outreach. The Pope County Humane Society was founded in 1985 and incorporated in 1987.

Home for Life is a modest but mighty organization, and we are aware of the power of a little sanctuary. Home For Life is able to provide a decent life for the approximately 200 animals that call our sanctuary home, not just a life in a cage.

We are a rescue sanctuary dedicated to providing safety and comfort in a sanctuary environment for domesticated animals in danger. to assist people in returning to a level of health and security after being subjected to abuse, physical harm, a death threat, or homelessness.

Paws & Claws also offers options for community and foster pets to get spayed or neutered, as well as relocation or rehoming services for animals.

Making the most constructive effort is what we prioritize. The energy that drives us to accomplish good things comes from our members and volunteers. We adopt initiatives that have a lasting impact by utilizing community-driven models.