Cowley County Humane Society
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Programs & Services
Lost Pets
It is important to visit the Humane Society at least every 48 hours to see if your animal is here. Telephone information alone may not be sufficient to identify your animal. We urge you to visit us in person to positively identify your animal. Bringing a current photo will help with identification. Your visit could help expedite a reunion with your pet, as animals often lose their collars and tags. If your animal is at the Humane Society, it will be held for 3 full business days, not including the day it came in on. After this time period has elapsed, the animal will become property of the Cowley County Humane Society.
Visit www.returnmypet.com for more information on how to find your lost pet or what to do if you have found one.
Visit www.returnmypet.com for more information on how to find your lost pet or what to do if you have found one.
Adoptions
We are committed to finding homes for companion animals. Our adoption program places hundreds of lost, abandoned and unwanted pets with loving guardians. Financial contributions from our community and supporters directly benefit our animals.
Don't forget to visit the Adopt Me! page to view the animals waiting for homes and our Adoptions page to learn more about our adoption process.
Don't forget to visit the Adopt Me! page to view the animals waiting for homes and our Adoptions page to learn more about our adoption process.
Surrenders
The decision to surrender your pet is never an easy one. Knowing that you have a compassionate and caring resource to turn to can ease this difficult process. Feel free to contact us if you any questions or need advice regarding your situation.
If you ultimately decide that surrendering your pet is the right decision for you, please take the time to download and fill out our Owner Surrender form. Information from this form will provide us with background information about your pet and will aide us in fining a suitable home for your pet. Financial contributions are requested, appreciated, and will directly impact your surrendered pet.
If you ultimately decide that surrendering your pet is the right decision for you, please take the time to download and fill out our Owner Surrender form. Information from this form will provide us with background information about your pet and will aide us in fining a suitable home for your pet. Financial contributions are requested, appreciated, and will directly impact your surrendered pet.
Rescues
Taking in almost 3,000 animals each year is no simple task, nor is finding homes for every adoptable animal. To supplement our rehoming efforts and save as many adoptable animal's lives as possible, we gladly work with local and national rescue organizations. We are proud participants of PetSmart Charities' Rescue Waggin', an innovative program that partners source shelters with destination shelters in need of adoptable animals. This arrangement enables the Cowley County Humane Society to transfer up to 500 adoptable dogs, allowing us more time and space to rehome other animals in our care and significantly reducing our euthanasia.
Microchips
The Cowley County Humane Society receives approximately 1,500 lost and stray animals each year. Sadly, the majority of these animals have no visible identification, leaving us with no way to contact the animal's family. To increase your pet's chances of finding his way home, we reccommend having him microchipped. This procedure is quick and provides a lifetime of protection for you companion. Contact us if you have any questions or would like to set up an appointment for your pet. The Cowley County Humane Society is proud to provide our customers and their pets with the 24PetWatch Microchip Program.
