Central Dakota Humane Society | Mandan, North Dakota

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BISMARCK-MANDAN'S
NO-KILL ANIMAL SHELTER

The Central Dakota Humane Society opened its shelter in Mandan in 1994, but we've been caring for the animals in our community for nearly 60 years. In 1960, we started with 12 members as the League for Animal Welfare.

We receive no city, state or federal funding for our services.
We rely solely on your donations to operate.
Donate or Volunteer!
Join our team to start making a difference in the community today.

SANTA PAWS

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Get your holiday pictures taken with your pets and family. Raise money for CDHS pets!

MORE INFO

CDHS/BISMARCK TRIBUNE
2020 PET CALENDAR

Order your calendars now!

Order your CDHS/Bismarck Tribune calendars now!
Calendars are available for pickup or delivery.

- You may stop out to the shelter and purchase/pick up your calendars.
- You may order online and pick up your calendars
at the CDHS shelter, 2104 37th St., Mandan.
(Shelter open hours are Tues-Fri, 1 pm to 6 pm and Sat, 1 pm to 4 pm.)

- If you prefer to have your calendars shipped, there will be
an additional fee added to cover handling and postage.
Fees are:
1 calendar = $2.00
2 calendars = $3.00
3 calendars = $5.00
4 calendars = $6.00
5 calendars = $7.50
Your calendars will ship to the address on your PayPal account.
Please note: To reduce shipping fees, your order may be shipped in two envelopes.

Thank you for supporting CDHS and all the animals!

Don't Forget the Animals

Learn how you can help the animals in our shelter

How to Help

WE PROUDLY CARE FOR ANIMALS IN NEED

The Central Dakota Humane Society provides vital services for the animal population of Bismarck-Mandan
and the central North Dakota area. We foster, house, rehabilitate and rehome lost, strayed, injured and homeless animals.
We also promote the spaying and neutering of pets to cut down on the number of unwanted litters of puppies and kittens in our area.Central Dakota Humane Society Rescues 2019 from Samuel Sprynczynatyk on Vimeo.