Bentonville Animal Services & Adoption Center
Our Mission
Bentonville Animal Services is dedicated to improving and saving animal lives by promoting quality care and compassion through adoption and responsible pet ownership. We serve as a comprehensive community resource, working every day to ensure safe, happy interactions between humans and animals.
Our Commitment to Care
Since our inception and the development of our state-of-the-art facility, we have remained focused on providing a welcoming environment for animals and people alike. Our team, comprised of dedicated professionals, works tirelessly to ensure that every dog and cat in our care receives the attention, medical support, and affection they deserve while awaiting their forever homes.
How We Operate
Our shelter functions as a hub for animal welfare, where we utilize a blend of professional on-site care and community foster homes to support animals in need. Foster care is a vital part of our mission, as it provides a less stressful environment that helps pets recover faster and increases their chances of finding the right match. We care for a diverse range of animals, from bottle babies and nursing mothers to senior dogs and cats.
Finding Your Perfect Companion
We believe that adoption is a joyful partnership, and we are here to help you navigate that journey. Our personalized adoption process includes meet-and-greets where you can bring your family and existing pets to ensure a harmonious fit. We provide information on each pet’s unique needs so you can feel confident and prepared to welcome a new member into your home.
Get Involved
Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer, or support our efforts through donations, there are many ways to be part of our mission. Visit us at 801 SW 41st Street to meet our adoptable pets, or reach out to us at 479-254-2055 to learn more about how you can make a difference in the life of a shelter animal.
- Friendly and informative staff
- Clean and modern facility
6/23 - NWA Animal Alliances launches Spay, Neuter Access Project
The Northwest Arkansas Animal Alliance announced the launch of a new initiative to reduce pet overpopulation in the region.
3/10 - Bentonville couple charged in child endangerment case
Court documents say officers found children living among feces, urine and trash in Bentonville home.
3/9 - Bentonville couple accused of child endangerment, animal cruelty | Animal services says case '2nd worst' ever seen
"There was nowhere in this residence that they could have occupied without being within reach of urine or feces," the affidavit said.
