Take the required class to become a Volunteer can who work with the cats at the Center. This class is only available for those who have attended and completed the one hour Orientation. Take the required class to become a Volunteer can who work with the dogs at the Center. The Humane Society of North Iowa operates an animal adoption shelter located in Mason City, IA.  Since organizing in 1959, we have found loving homes for over 10,000 abandoned, displaced, and neglected animals!!  We hope we can help you find your new best friend too!  Please view our available animals online, or even better, come visit them in person! There is always something going on at the Humane Society of North Iowa! The Doggy Paddle will be held on Sunday, September 11th on the Lady of the Lake excursion boat in Clear Lake! This event will include: Live music with the band “Crossfire”, BBQ dinner provided by “Rub My Butt BBQ”, a 2 hour excursion cruise on beautiful Clear Lake and a boatload of fun!

Tickets are $25 each and are available NOW at the shelter! The Humane Society of North Iowa will hold their 17th annual Fall Festival Fundraiser on Sunday, September 18th, 2016 from 12:00 – 4:00 at the National Guard Armory in Mason City.  This fun family event includes a silent auction, bake sale, concession stand, kids’ activities including horse rides and bounce house, and much more! Adoptable animals from the shelter will also be on site. All proceeds benefit the Humane Society of North Iowa. This event is free to attend. A $5 fee is charged for admission into the kid’s play area (bounce house, games, activities, etc…) For everyone’s safe enjoyment, we ask that you leave your family pet at home. Last year we hosted a meeting at the shelter on the topic of improving Iowa’s animal cruelty laws. (Iowa is ranked 49th in the nation for comprehensive animal cruelty laws…followed only by the state of Kentucky)  Representatives from the Animal Rescue League in Des Moines were here and talked about what we can do to help animals in our state.

There have been a number of criminal cases of animal cruelty/torture in our community in recent years.  (Here’s a recap: Cerro Gordo County Cruelty Cases) The Animal Rescue League’s Humane Action Network seeks to work with Iowa Legislators to strengthen and improve the animal cruelty laws in our state. Citizen’s interested in being involved in the process of communicating our goals with our Legislators are encouraged to sign up for “Action Alerts” from the Humane Action Network.  Participants will receive notice when action is needed to voice support for animal cruelty related legislation in our legislature.   The Humane Society of North Iowa offers pet micro-chipping for only $30 per pet! We proudly use the “Pet Link” microchip, a safe, easy and reliable chip that gives your pet the BEST chance to be returned to you should they ever get loose, stray or become missing. Micro-chipping provides the peace of mind that you’ve given your pet the permanent, lifetime ID he needs for the best chance to come home!

The process is quick, simple and relatively painless. To have your pet(s) micro-chipped, you must make an appointment! Please call the shelter to make your appointment today! Fox Red Labrador Puppies Maryland For more information about the micro-chipping process, please visit the Pet Link website:Polish T Shirts Buffalo NyDonate DONATE NOWAdopt VIEW PETSVolunteer LEARN MOREFoster LEARN MOREOur mission at Last Hope animal Rescue is to save as many homeless, abused, abandoned, hard to place and neglected animals that we can and then place as many animals as possible into loving, forever homes where they will be cherished.Boxer Puppies For Sale In Orange County Ny Dog of the Week: BanditCat of the Week: AriaCat of the Week: AriaHappy Tail: MurrayDog of the Week: BanditCat of the Week: MercedesOpen your heart and your home to a shelter pet!

Click on the clink below to view our up to date list of adoptable pets. VIEW ADOPTABLE PETSNEWSLETTER SIGNUP Cat Adoption Open House Businesses We LoveLast Hope Animal Rescue | 1823 16th Ave SW Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 | Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterNew- Izzy- available for adoption!Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterNew- Sokka, available for adoption!Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterNew, available for adoption, Miss P.Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterNew- available for adoption, Renegade!Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterNEW- available for adoption, Princess!Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption Center added 2 new photos.Pepe Le Pew and Flower are huge Football Fans. They would love to watch the game with you and cheer for our Hawks! We are open 10:30 am to 3:00 pm today. Stop in and meet these two cuties.Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterLearn how to prepare your family pets for emergencies.Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterEven our cats at the Iowa City Animal Center are getting into the Pumpkin Spice Craze!!!!

#Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption Center shared Steve Bridges's post.Puppies are so darn cute!Steve BridgestoIowa City Animal Care & Adoption Centerhttp://www.ustream.tv/recorded/91135757IC Animal Care & Adoption CtrIowa City Animal Care & Adoption Center added 2 new photos.On September 6, 2016 Iowa City Animal Services responded to the area of the Terry Trueblood Recreation Center to a call for a stray pony sighting. Upon arrival, animal services staff were able to locate and impound the pony. The pony will be examined by a veterinarian and housed off sight until ownership can be identified. Iowa City Animal Services is seeking information regarding the ownership of the pony. If anyone has any information about the identity of the pony owner, they are encouraged to contact Iowa City Animal Services directly at 356-5295 ext. #7 or The Iowa City Police Department at (319) 356-6800Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterWe have made an album for It's Reigning Cats and Dogs. Please click on Photos from the side bar.

Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterPearl has been adopted! Congrats Steve and Jan, what a great addition to your household. Thank you for being great supporters and adopters!Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterWish List Wednesday! We are in need of clean, dry bedding for animals. Big towels, blankets, comforters are all great. We don't have a way to wash really big dog beds, so smaller things work much better! We are quite full of dogs- running out of room, so your donations will be put to good use! /cgi-bin/vdb/ytp.pl?id=F17105CityChannel4 Video - It's Reigning Cats & DogsIowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterHappy Labor Day. We are closed today, but will be back again on Tuesday at 10:30am.Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterSunday Alumni Update: Poseidon by Tara H. Thank you for choosing us!! We are in love...Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterBe sure to stop by on Tuesday, after the Labor Day holiday to meet Twix. http://bit.ly/2cdoORRIowa City Animal Care & Adoption CenterSeptember is National Disaster Preparedness Month.

Do you have a plan on keeping your pets safe? Here is a list of items that you should have in a "kit" for your pets. You can make one yourself, or purchase a premade one. Just Google Pet Disaster Kits 8 oz. Dog or Cat Food or more, (3) Full Water Bottles, Pet Water Bowl, Toys to chew on for dogs, (3) play mice for cats, (6) Pet Waste Bags Or a whole roll, A small litter box or throw away cardboard boxes for cats, 15" Tie Out Leash for dogs and harness and leash for dogs, Package of Wet Wipes, Pet ID Tag, (3) Antiseptic Cleansing Wipes, 2" Gauze Roll, Triple Antibiotic Ointment Packet, (2) 10" Nitrile Gloves, Pet Carrier (with your contact info on it), copy of Vaccination Records and microchip information.Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption Center added 5 new photos.Iowa City Animal Services Officer Whitmore responded to a call yesterday about a sick owl in a tree. Upon arrival and approach, the owl didn't make any attempt to fly away and appeared to have an eye condition or injury. Once the owl was carefully captured, we contacted one of our animal welfare partners called RARE (Raptor Advocacy, Rehabilitation, & Education) who agreed to take in the owl for rehabilitation.