$20 Saves Lives

Become a MemberThe more funds the Central Dakota Humane Society has to invest in unwanted, stray and lost pets - the more pets saved. The more pets saved - the more love to go around. Starting at just $20 a year, you can help, feed, shelter, care and find homes for innocent animals in need.  Be a hero.  Become a member today!


Shaggy Shuffle

... Walk for the Animals

The Central Dakota Humane Society is holding its annual Shaggy Shuffle at the Capitol grounds on Sunday, September 14, 2008.  Registration and fun will begin at 1:00 p.m. and the walk will start at 2:00 p.m.  Walkers will be treated to food, drinks, music and other entertainment.  Incentive awards will be given out for each level of money raised.  Door prize drawings will also be held.  Walkers will be able to choose the length of their route and walk with or without their pet.

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What's Happening

What's HappeningThe Central Dakota Humane Society does not receive any federal, state or local funding and relies completely on its members and fundraisers to raise enough money to care for the animals at the shelter.  There's always something going on!  Check out what's happening.


Lost or Found a Pet?

Lost/Found SiteCDHS offers people who have lost or found pets an easy-to-use online resource in the hopes of reuniting pet guardians with their furry, scaly and winged companions - it's lostandfound.cdhs.net.  Just one more way that CDHS is doing great things for pets and people!  Learn more about this exciting site.


Tails of Success

Tails of SuccessAt the Central Dakota Humane Society we measure our success by our ability to provide hands-on care to needy cats and dogs and by placing pets in loving, lifelong homes. Some adoptions are fairly routine, others are anything but.  Read about five of our more extraordinary adoption cases.


 WANTED: Volunteer  Coordinator

CDHS has decided to actively search for a volunteer coordinator. Duties would include organizing, updating and maintaining current database of volunteers. CDHS would call on individuals for items ranging from filling different volunteer needs at events, baking, picking up supplies, yardwork, lawn mowing, transporting animals, foster care, etc. If you are interested, please contact Sue at CDHS.