Ames Animal Services
A Dedicated Partner for Our Community
The Ames Animal Shelter is committed to serving the animals and residents of Ames by providing compassionate care and support. Our mission centers on facilitating positive outcomes for pets and fostering a safer, more connected community for all.
Our Commitment to Care
We believe every animal deserves a safe environment where they can thrive while waiting for their forever home. Our operations are supported by a dedicated team and a robust network of volunteers and foster homes, all working together to ensure our animals receive the attention and socialization they need.
How We Serve You
Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer, or provide a temporary home through our foster program, we are here to guide you through the process. By blending professional animal services with community involvement, we ensure that every pet receives the specialized support necessary for a successful transition into their new life.
Your Role in a Joyful Partnership
Adoption is a meaningful journey, and we pride ourselves on creating thoughtful matches that lead to lifelong companionship. We are here to support you in finding a pet whose personality and needs align perfectly with your home and lifestyle.
Take the Next Step
Ready to meet your new best friend? We invite you to explore our current list of adoptable animals or learn more about how you can become a vital part of our mission as a volunteer or foster parent. Visit our website or contact our team today to see how you can make a lasting difference in the lives of animals right here in Ames.
- Compassionate and supportive staff
- Thorough adoption process
- Rigid adoption policies
10/29 - Cost of Ames animal shelter rises as construction, add-ons surpass $6M
The cost of a new animal shelter in Ames is expected to reach $8.3 million, leaving the city nearly $658,000 above its initial projections.
10/15 - Ames delays animal shelter bid after reno costs top estimates
Ames has received bids on its animal shelter project but delayed awarding them. Find out why
