We offer impound services for lost, stray, roaming, or unhomed dogs and cats in partnership with municipalities across Dunn County. While not all municipalities contract with us for this service, those that do entrust us with the care, sheltering, and placement of animals found within their boundaries. Our facility also provides rabies quarantine for animals with unknown owners, ensuring the safety and well-being of both the animals and the community. Each incoming pet undergoes thorough medical evaluations, treatment, rehabilitation, and adoption services.

From playful pups to cuddly cats, we have a variety of animals ready to join your family. Our adoption process ensures that all pets are vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and medically evaluated by local veterinarians before finding their forever homes. Plus, we offer free barn cats for those looking for a furry friend to help with rodent control.

We understand that circumstances change, and sometimes pet owners need assistance with rehoming their beloved animals. That's why we offer free rehoming support for pets staying in the home. Our surrender program operates on a case-by-case basis, dependent on space and resources available at any given time. While we strive to accommodate all owner surrenders, factors such as shelter capacity and the specific needs of the animal may impact our ability to help. As a no-kill shelter, we prioritize finding loving homes for every animal in our care, and for those we cannot accommodate, we provide guidance and referrals to alternative resources.

We understand that domestic violence affects everyone in the home—pets included. In partnership with Bridge to Hope, our Safe Harbor Fund offers essential pet support such as pet food & supplies, as well as financial assistance with pet vaccinations. By ensuring the well-being of these pets, we help these individuals transition quickly into safer housing for both them and their pets.

Utilizing proven trap-neuter-return (TNR) methods, we work with registered cat colonies to humanely trap, neuter, vaccinate, and return cats to their colony homes. By implementing TNR services, we not only reduce long-term overpopulation but also limit the spread of disease, leading to healthier and more stable cat communities. Thanks to this program, cat overpopulation, sickness, and disease have significantly decreased across all participating colonies, creating safer and healthier environments for both cats and humans alike.

Our Community Pet Pantry is here to support pet owners in need, free from judgment or questions. Whether facing financial hardships or unexpected challenges, we understand that every pet deserves to be cared for. That's why we try to keep our pantry stocked with essential supplies like food, litter, bedding, and toys, generously donated by members of our community. Pet owners can stop by to pick up what they need, ensuring that their furry companions receive the love and care they deserve, no matter the circumstances.