SIOUXLAND HUMANE SOCIETY
Our Mission
The Siouxland Humane Society is dedicated to providing services and programs that promote the humane treatment of animals throughout our community. We are committed to finding forever homes for one-hundred-percent of the adoptable pets in our care.
A Legacy of Compassion
Since our founding in 1889, we have grown from a small group of animal advocates to a full-service, open-admission shelter. We are proud to serve as a vital community resource, supported entirely by private donations rather than city or federal funding.
How We Care
Located in our state-of-the-art facility on Tri-View Avenue, our team provides comprehensive care for thousands of animals each year. Our operations focus on long-term wellness, including veterinary services, spay/neuter assistance, and proactive education to ensure every pet receives the support they deserve while waiting for their perfect match.
Finding Your Perfect Companion
We believe that adopting a pet is the start of a beautiful, lifelong partnership. Our knowledgeable staff works closely with you to understand your lifestyle and needs, ensuring a successful match that enhances the bond between pets and people. We encourage you to visit our shelter, tour our kennels, and spend quality time in our visitation rooms with potential new family members.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Ready to meet your new best friend? We invite you to browse our current list of adoptable animals or visit our shelter during adoption hours to see who is waiting for you. Together, we can continue to transform the lives of homeless pets from waiting to happy, and we thank you for being a part of our journey.
- Caring and knowledgeable staff
- Well-maintained facilities
- Operational friction regarding waitlists and appointments
6/29 - Siouxland Humane Society urges pet owners to adjust routines during hot weather
The Siouxland Humane Society is reminding pet owners that rising temperatures require changes to pets' daily routines to keep them safe.
6/29 - How to keep your four-legged friends calm when the fireworks go off on July 4th
Do you know how your four-legged friends calm when fireworks go off on July 4th?
2/18 - Spalding Park Elementary students raise $1,102 for Siouxland Humane Society by collecting only dimes
Students at Spalding Park Environmental Sciences Elementary School collected 11,028 dimes for the Siouxland Humane Society as part of their 100th day of school celebration.
