If you have a stray animal or an animal that
you would like to find a new home for,
please call the shelter before bringing it
in so we can ensure appropriate space and
resources are available to care for the
animal.
Heartland Humane Society is a private
501(c)3 non-profit organization. We rely on
donations from supporters like you to help
the animals of the communities that we
serve. We do not receive funding from
and are not associated with any city, county
or state government agencies, the Humane
Society of the United States, or the United
Way.
As of 2011, we are a licensed animal shelter
in the state of Nebraska. All of our animals
receive proper vet care, including
vaccinations and prevention of common pet
diseases and infections. We test for
Heartworm in our canines and feline leukemia
in our felines.
Check out our
events tab for information on our June 1st Taste
& Tour - Benefiting Heartland Humane Society.
Tickets are on
sale now! $25 per ticket or buy 6 for $125
Call us at 605.664.4244 to reserve your seat on
the tour!
OUR FEATURED PETS:
Toby
is an older Dapple who loves
affection. He is good with other
dogs and cats, healthy, and enjoys
cuddle time. He has plenty of spunk
during play time and has many years
of love left to give. Adopt Toby in
May for $50.00
Francis
a.k.a Franny is waiting for you to
come swoop him up and take him home.
This quiet guy loves to lounge,
sleep, and snuggle. He has received
a dental treatment and is healthy and
happy. Francis eats dry food and
whistles in the morning. He is a
true friend. Adopt him for $20.
Fraser
is a young, neutered male with long,
white hair and gray markings. Fraser
is sweet 100% o the time and a
little playful. He will make a great
companion and doesn't mind other
cats. This boy is truly handsome.
Adopt Fraser for $20.00
Miss
Kitty is a very pretty tabby girl
who loves relax next to you. She is
quiet and calm and takes pride in
her gentle demeanor. Miss Kitty is
spayed and ready for a home. She has
been around other cats and dogs and
doesn't seem to care either way.
She'll be a good fit for any
home looking to love her. Adopt Miss
Kitty for $20.00
NEWS!!
Vermillion, South
Dakota – May 21, 2013 – On Wednesday,
May 22, members of Heartland Humane Society
will team up with Cedar County Veterinary
Services and the City of Vermillion to
perform the humane society’s first TNR
project.
To stabilize and ultimately reduce the feral
cat population, many animal and governmental
organizations are turning to trap, neuter
and return (TNR), a method of managing cat
colonies that involves trapping the animals,
spaying or neutering them, vaccinating, and
returning them to where they were found.
The project is being made possible with a
grant from the American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelity to Animals (ASPCA.)
“We are very excited to perform this TNR
clinic and we’ve had wonderful support from
Cedar County Vet and the city of
Vermillion,” Kerry Schmidt, Executive
Director of Heartland Humane Society, said.
“Studies have shown that such clinics like
this one can reduce the cat population by as
much as 60 percent over time.”
A project goal of 50 cats has been set.
Letters went out to area residents in the
targeted Duke Street area earlier this
month.
Heartland Humane Society is a limited
admissions shelter, which means that we take
in animals by appointment and only when
appropriate space and resources are
available to care for them. We are
located at 601 1/2 Burleigh Street in
Yankton. Our regular business hours
are:
Mondays
- Friday from 10AM -5PM and Saturday from 9 AM - 1 PM.
We are
closed Sundays.
We
believe everyone should spend time with
their pet before adoption.
Please be sure to come in and plan to spend
at least 20 minutes with your pet of choice.
Adoption paperwork takes approximately 20-30
minutes.
If you are coming in to adopt,
please arrive
no later than 30 minutes prior to close.
Thank you!
Alleviate the financial stress associated with your pet’s
unexpected medical expenses and generate funds for our
shelter at the same time! Simply apply for a ShelterCare Pet
Insurance Program by using the ShelterCare banner-link.
Here’s how it works: ShelterCare Pet Insurance Programs
cover you when your pet needs essential veterinary care from
an illness or injury. Also, every time a completed
application for a ShelterCare program is generated through
our shelter’s website, we automatically receive a $25
donation to help cover common needs like blankets, litter
and food. This donation is of no cost to you and provides us
with essential funds. Make the right move and enroll today!
Please support Coffee Cup Fuel Stop! Our
2013 Corporate Sponsor.
Thank you
Thank you Thank you!!
The
Heartland Humane Society would like to thank the Yankton
Press & Dakotan for posting the Pet of the Week,
104.1 THE WOLF.
for sponsoring the Pick-A-Pet spot,
Sally & Terry of Lewis and Clark Realty and Dick
Sunde for sponsoring
the adoptable animal ads each month, and More Than Pets
Grooming Salon for graciously donating space to us for
our shelter.