Cowley County Humane Society
Our Mission
At the Cowley County Humane Society, 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.
A History of Compassion
Founded in the early 2000s, we have been dedicated to caring for and promoting the rights of animals through numerous initiatives. Our goal is to serve as a beacon of hope for four-legged companions and to educate our community on improving the treatment of animals around the world.
How We Care
As an open-admission shelter, we are committed to providing a safe, nurturing environment for every animal that comes through our doors. Our dedicated team and extensive network of volunteers and fosters work tirelessly to provide nutritious food, medical care, and the love and attention our residents crave while they wait for their forever homes.
Finding Your Perfect Match
We believe every animal deserves a chance at a happy and fulfilling life, and our adoption program is carefully designed to ensure each pet is matched with a loving and responsible family. Whether you are looking to adopt, foster, or simply support our mission, your involvement helps us provide these animals with the second chance they truly deserve. Whoever said money cannot buy happiness never paid for an adoption fee!
Join Us
We invite you to stop by our facility in Winfield to meet our adoptable pets and see our mission in action. You can also view our current adoption lists online or contact us to learn more about how you can make a difference in a homeless animal's life today.
- Knowledgeable and caring staff
- Clean facilities
- Billing and payment discrepancies
8/4 - Dogs tied to post, abandoned outside Kansas animal shelter
The Cowley County Humane Society is full and unable to take in more animals until further notice after two dogs were tied to a post and abandoned outside the shelter
6/25 - Cowley County Humane Society closes due to flooding concerns
Shelter dealing with water damage, communications outages as more rain expected
6/24 - Cowley County Humane Society seeking donations, dehumidifiers as flood cleanup continues
Director says the shelter also lost three of its six computers, plus a laptop in the flood.
