Cowley County Humane Society INC
Our Mission
Our mission is to engage the hearts, hands, and minds of the community to help animals and provide resources for those who require support for the animals in their lives. We are dedicated to connecting hearts, fostering respect, and protecting our furry friends.
Who We Are
Since the early 2000s, the Cowley County Humane Society has served as a beacon of hope for countless four-legged companions. We believe that every animal deserves a chance at a happy, fulfilling life, and we work tirelessly to advocate for their well-being within our community.
How We Care
As an open-admission shelter, we provide a safe, nurturing environment where animals receive nutritious food, essential medical care, and the love they need while awaiting their forever homes. Our dedicated team is supported by an extensive network of volunteers, foster families, and community partners who help us manage the incredible responsibility of caring for hundreds of animals each year.
Your Partner in Adoption
We believe that whoever said money cannot buy happiness never paid for an adoption fee. Our adoption program is carefully designed to match every animal with a loving and responsible family, ensuring a successful transition for both the pet and their new guardians. We provide ongoing support, including resources for behavioral care, to help your new family member thrive.
Join Our Mission
Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer your time, or simply wish to learn more, we invite you to be a part of our journey. Stop by our facility at 7648 222nd Road in Winfield to meet our adoptable pets, or visit our website to view our current residents. Together, we can create a world where every wagging tail and contented purr is a testament to our collective kindness.
- Caring and helpful staff
- Clean facilities
- Website accessibility
10/16 - Cowley County Humane Society pauses black cat adoptions
Cowley County Humane Society decides to pause black cat adoptions through Halloween in an effort to keep the cats safe.
10/9 - Officers rescue over 20 cats, kittens in Arkansas City
More than 20 cats and kittens were dumped in Arkansas City, police said Friday in a social media post, questioning why someone would dump the felines.
