We're seeing a large influx in newborn kittens and puppies arriving at our shelters. The critical care they need relies on support from animal lovers like you. This June, your donations will be doubled, dollar-for-dollar, up to $25,000, to protect animals in need. Don't wait - have your gift matched today! If you have a water-loving dog, lakeside adventures are a great way to burn some energy and cool off.
Before you or your dog wades into the water, though, be sure to do a little inspection. It's not uncommon for Minnesota lakes and ponds to produce algae blooms, which can put people and pets at serious risk for illness.
Before you or your dog wades into the water, though, be sure to do a little inspection. It's not uncommon for Minnesota lakes and ponds to produce algae blooms, which can put people and pets at serious risk for illness.
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Barn & Business Cats
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Through our Barn and Business Cats program, Animal Humane Society places healthy cats that aren't suitable as house pets in environments where they can flourish, working to control rat and mice populations. These cats have either proven that they will not use a litterbox appropriately, react poorly with too much handling, or simply prefer more space from humans than a home can provide.
How Adoption Works
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Our friendly adoption staff will work with you to find the right dog, cat, or critter for your home. Get started by checking our online adoption listings (updated every 20 minutes) or stop by one of our three adoption centers in the Twin Cities metro area. It's important you spend time getting to know prospective pets.
Preparing To Adopt
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If you lease your home, check with your landlord before adopting to be sure you're allowed to have a pet and can afford any required pet deposits. Pets are sometimes returned because of lease restrictions and/or landlord disapproval. This can be an expensive lesson - adoption fees are non-refundable.
Adoption Fees
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Thousands of animals in need of homes come through Animal Humane Society's doors every year. Each has a different story to tell. Some are found as strays, while others are surrendered by owners who can no longer care for them. Many are rescued from animal cruelty cases, and even more have traveled hundreds of miles from under-resourced shelters for a second chance.
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