Help for Homeless Pets
Our Mission
Help For Homeless Pets is a dedicated, no-kill animal shelter striving to find permanent, loving homes for every cat and dog in our care. We believe that every pet deserves a second chance and a lifelong partner to call their own.
Who We Are
Since 1998, we have proudly served Yellowstone County, Montana, providing a safe haven for animals in need. Our work is driven by a commitment to curbing pet homelessness through local rescue efforts and active support for spaying and neutering in our community.
How We Care
Operating from our facility at 2910 Hannon Road in Billings, we provide a warm, secure environment where we can house up to 100 cats and 40 dogs at one time. In addition to our shelter, we rely on a compassionate network of foster homes to ensure every animal receives individual attention, comfort, and the support they need while waiting for their forever family.
Your Adoption Journey
We believe that successful adoptions are built on thoughtful, informed connections between pets and their new families. Our team carefully guides you through the application process to ensure a perfect match, and we remain a resource for you long after you bring your new companion home. We are committed to making your adoption experience a rewarding and joyful transition for everyone involved.
Visit Us Today
We invite you to meet our wonderful residents any day of the week, including holidays, from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at our Billings facility. If these hours do not fit your schedule, please call us at 406-896-1700 or 406-860-8735 to arrange a special appointment to meet your future best friend.
- Passionate and caring staff
- Helpful adoption support
- Unsanitary facility conditions
7/1 - ‘Bigger burden’: Billings animal shelter laments end of animal control partnership
A Billings animal shelter executive director is worried about the strain local shelters could face when the contract between Billings Animal Control and Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter ends.
