Help us out by donating to Pope County Humane Society Today!
Help us out by donating to Pope County Humane Society Today!
Pope County Humane Society is open to the Public for visits Wednesday-Friday 9am-6pm with no appointments necessary. Appointments can be made outside those hours/days if needed. We do appreciate setting up an appointment to come visit us, which help us better serve you and helps us ensure we and the animals you want to visit are prepared for you!
If you are interested in socializing with the animals, we ask you to sign up for our volunteer program and go through a short 45 minute orientation to help you get ready to help the animals and make sure you are comfortable and have a good experience! Please visit our Volunteer page to sign-up!
How the adoption process works:
•Fill out our pre-application from our Adopt page
•Once has been received, our staff will call you to talk about next steps.
•Payments are accepted via cash, check, or card
•Please bring animal carriers or leash with you to your adoption appointment as well as an ID.
•All other instructions will be provided during our phone call.
If you have a found animal, visit our Lost and Found page.
Donations can be dropped off between the hours 9am-7pm any day of the week.
Pope County Humane Society was established in 1985 and incorporated in 1987. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, dedicated to caring for lost, abandoned, and stray animals. Seeing a need for an dedicated nonprofit to support our community's animals, we formed our organization to provide solutions for animals in need. We've grown considerably since then, all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community!
Our mission: Help pets in need in our community and surrounding areas through sheltering, adoption, education, spay/neuter, and community outreach.
Our goals:
-To reduce the number of animals euthanized in our community by providing the animals temporary housing, foster homes, or other suitable venues, until they can be placed in adoptive homes.
-To educate the public in areas of humane treatment of animals, the importance of spaying and neutering, the importance of pet adoption to help eliminate the need to euthanize animals due to lack of space in existing shelters and humane societies.
-To work with other humane societies, other animal rescue groups, the public, and governmental agencies to offer relief from pet overpopulation.
-To provide medical care to all animals in PCHS custody, through local veterinarians.
-To grow Pope County Humane Society to fit the needs of our community
With your financial support we are able to continue providing care for the animals in and around Pope County!
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