If you have lost your dog please check our page to see if we can reunite you. page to see who's waiting for you.The Humane Society of Lincoln County is a non-profit 501 (3) (c) organization. The mission of the Humane Society of Lincoln County is to operate the Fayetteville/Lincoln County Animal Shelter with thoughtful compassion, promote lifetime placement for unwanted and abandoned pets, help to reduce the overpopulation of cats and dogs, educate the local community on responsible pet ownership, seek justice for animal cruelty offenders and insure the proper care and humane treatment of all animals. The Society was formed in 1985 by people distressed over the conditions at the local animal pound and concerned about the needs of orphaned, neglected and abused animals in the city and county. At that time, the Society took over the operation of an Animal Shelter and the investigation of all animal cruelty cases. This is work which we continue to do. Your participation is vital to our mission.

Please join our fast growing list of members. Annual dues are $35 and that (and our fund raisers) help offset the tremendous cost of running the shelter. The greater the enrollment, the louder our voice in defense of all animals. . . Due to the large turnover at our shelter, we have many animals that are not listed on Petfinder. Moen Kitchen Faucets Installation InstructionsEmail or call us if you don't see the animal you want - we may have just what you're looking for. Hotel Furniture For Sale Van NuysPlease be persistant with the telephone. Vintage Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner PartsWe are short staffed but really would like to talk with you. Mail your membership dues to: The Humane Society of Lincoln County, PO Box 37, Fayetteville, TN 37334Attn: Annual Membership

Could you provide a FOSTER HOME for a special animal? Sometimes we have newborn's, or sick animals that would be adoptable if they just had a few weeks of individual care, in a loving home. We also need foster homes for a short time stay, while the animal is waiting for transport to a rescue. If you could provide this service, or know someone that can, please Email or call the Shelter for more information. Mama Mia is a 6 year old Japanese Chin who is 5 pounds & 6 inches tall. Status: AdoptableBreed: Age: 9 yearsSex: FemalePeanut is a 9 year old spayed female Pomeranian, Her owners could no longer take care of her so We'll be at  -9000 Amber Hill Ct, Lincoln, NE 68526- with some of our Ruff Rescue cuties Showing posts 1 - 4 of 16. We can't go back & start a new beginning... But we can start today & make a new ending!new best friend Pet Appreciation Week at Tractor Supply 9000 Amber Hill Ct, Lincoln, Nebraska 68526 9/17/2016 10 AM Margre Durham Walk for the Animals 2016 8929 Fort St, Omaha, Nebraska 68134 10/2/2016 12 PM - 4 PM SitStay Event 4747 Pioneers Blvd, Lincoln, Nebraska 68506 10/22/2016 11 AM - 1 PM Cabela's "Rescue Rally" Cabela's (La Vista, NE) 8/13/2016 11:00am-1:00pm

Showing 4 items from page Events sorted by edit time. See our calendar for more events.Or visit out donations page for more ideas about how you can help! Follow us on Facebook Visit us on Petfinder Give a pet a new home by selecting a species of animal available for rehoming. We have lots of lovely animals that need a new home - could you give one a second chance? We find the right pet for you by matching them to suit you and your family’s lifestyle! A Small Business, with a Big mission… We are New England's only, rescue retail store. We are a business with a serious passion for dog rescue. Oh My Dog is on a mission to help save the lives of over 1000 dogs by the end of 2016. To date we have rescued over 700 dogs, and have contributed to over 400 spay and neuters nationwide. Oh My Dog is not just a pet store, its a mission...Lincoln County Animal ShelterHere's the start of our shoe collection! We have almost 100 slippers, high heels, boots and tennies--any shoes (in a condition that you would give a friend) can be donated to make money for the shelter's medical fund!

Want to help us reach our goal? Maybe challenge your friends to see who can collect the most shoes, start a competition between classrooms at school, let your church members know, or ask a business to be a collection site (with an offer to deliver the shoes). Only 2,400 more pairs to reach our goal!Lincoln County Animal ShelterRambler, the handsome pup from Lincoln City, is now available for adoption. Please check out his adoption summary and see if he is the right match for you and your family... Meet Rambler, a 2 year old neutered male Shepherd mix who is looking for his forever home. Mr Rambler has a famous following around town for being the "dog who could not be caught". He has been running around Lincoln City for the past few months and making friends along the way who fed him and wanted to l...Finally he was leashed up and given a warm bed, 2 square meals a day, and a safe place to lay his head. Rambler is a super friendly and loving guy who needs a new and stable home who can keep him safe and give him the life he deserves.

He is an expert fence climber and escape artist who will need constant supervision and a watchful eye so he doesn't run off. A leash is a must with this young man for obvious reasons. Also he needs some work walking on a leash as he has not had too much experience in that department. He has met a few other dogs here at the Shelter and did well, but would need to meet any other housemates to make sure it would be a good match. If you are looking for your new family member, and you have the time and resources to give this pup the life he deserves, then please come to the Shelter to meet Rambler. The fee to adopt Rambler is $100 *All adoption candidates have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, flea treated and wormed! Adoptions include a free veterinary exam, one year license, two one-hour training sessions with Dog E University, and a bag of food from the Feed Corral. If you have other dogs or small children, we ask they come for the meet and greet; dogs in the home must be current on their rabies vaccination, and licensed with the shelter;

and if you rent, we need landlord permission for the adoption by either phone, email, or copy of a rental agreement. You may place an animal on hold for a fee of $5.00 per day for up to one week at the shelter or by phone. Phone messages will be returned in the order they are received. You may reach us at 541-265-6610 x 6 or lcanimalshelter@co.lincoln.or.us for more information. Lincoln County Animal Shelter added 8 new photos to the album: Kitty cats ready to steal your heart and borrow your lap — at Lincoln County Animal Shelter.Lincoln County Animal ShelterWould you ever think that your old shoes could help save animals lives? Well they can and here's how! During September and October, the Lincoln County Animal Shelter is raising money for our Medical Fund, but there is nothing for you to buy or sell--all we need is your support and old shoes. Do you have shoes that have been outgrown or that have gone out of style? Please bring them to the Animal Shelter where we can earn money for our Medical Trust Fund and the shoes will help individuals in developing nations.

Our goal is to collect 2,500 pairs of shoes--every pair counts and every dollar helps save lives!Lincoln County Animal Shelter added 4 new photos.Eeny, Meeny, (girls) Minee, and Moe (boys) are cute, squeaky guineas looking for a home!Lincoln County Animal Shelter added a new photo.Lincoln County Animal ShelterHappy National Dog Day! What a perfect day to adopt your new best friend! Lincoln County Animal ShelterBeginning September 1, adult cat adoption fees will be set at $30 and kitten adoptions fees will be set at $50. We are still happy to accept donations above adoption fees to help offset the costs of providing kitty care and making sure everyone is happy and healthy prior to adoption.Lincoln County Animal ShelterThanks to NPD for helping keep the animals safe! This little guy's owner called and is going home today. =) /watch?v=SbMYLL5nG9wFound pigLincoln County Animal ShelterWe are searching for a part-time person passionate about helping animals and serving our community to join our team!

ANIMAL CARE SPECIALIST PART-TIMELincoln County Animal ShelterBuddy has been at the shelter for two months and two days waiting for a family to love. He knows basic commands and adores playing ball! He's a two-year old pit/boxer who wants to be your one and only pet. Are you his special someone? <3Lincoln County Animal Shelter added 2 new photos.We are looking for the perfect home for Sam and Dean. These two beauties take awhile to adjust to new situations and are a bit overwhelmed with lots of visitors. They seek affection, but don't like to be picked up, and will bite when they're not happy. These boys came from a home and we think will do fine in a home, but will need a special someone who understands and respects their boundaries (a home without kids will be best to keep everyone safe). They love spending time in their outdoor catio, so they would be very happy as indoor/outdoor or barn cats. If you have a space in your heart for these two special boys, please come visit the shelter.