Office Telephone Number:​
Sioux City Animal Adoption
712-279-6968
& Rescue Center.
For 24/7/365 Service:​
712-279-6170
Where Responsible Pet Ownership Begins.
Office Fax Number:​
712-224-5009
Introducing "F.O.T.A.S" - Our 501(c)3 Partner, Please Click On The F.O.T.A.S Menu Button Above For Further Information.
​Pre-Adoption Questionnaire
We Ask That Prospective New Pet Owners Complete A Questionnaire, To Ensure That The Animal That You Choose To Adopt Will Be A Good Fit For Your Household. You Can Complete The Form By Clicking On The Button Below:
​Cats Currently At The Shelter:
These are the vast majority of cats currently at the shelter, Please click on the image to enlarge it and read the descriptions. The typical adoption fee for cats is $60 - this fee includes a 4-way vaccination, Rabies shot (if old enough), and Microchip.
Due to the fact that some cats are wild or ferral, not ALL cats are pictured, therefore, please check with us if your missing cat is not pictured.
As you can see, this is our busiest time of the year. There is a leash law on cats as well as dogs. Love them and leash them! Save a life and adopt a shelter animal. Thank you!
The following is a list of EVERY cat that is brought into our shelter. This list is updated daily with the exception of Sat/Sun. If you have lost your Cat/Kitten please check here daily and contact the shelter at 279-6968 to report your lost pet. Thank You!
Words cannot express our sincere gratitude for our veterinarians who have been altered 1,200 shelter animals in 2024 BEFORE they were ALL adopted! DR. G. & DR. H. We can't thank you enough for all your hard work and compassion. Can't adopt a pet? Please consider donating to the FOTAS Rescue for the spaying and neutering of homeless animals. Contact 279-6968 for more information. Vet will be in next: 1/9/25,1/9,1/26, 2/2, 2/10, 2/23, 3/7,3/15, 3/25, 4/13,4/28, 5/17
Hello, I have been named "Conrad", and I am a 7–8-week-old, male, brown tabby kitten. I was found on the 1500 block of W. 14th Street. I am a beautiful friendly kitten that is using my litter box and eating on my own. It will be a few weeks before I am ready for my new home, although I have had my first vaccinations and deworming. I am just waiting to grow up a little before I go home. Please contact 279-6968 for information and availability date. I look forward to meeting you!
Hello, I have been named "Charity", and I am a 7–8-week-old, female, patch calico kitten. I was found at 3290 N. Martha Street. I may be young, but I am using my litter box and eating on my own. It will be a few weeks before I am ready for my new home, although I have had my first vaccinations and deworming. I am just waiting to grow up a little before I go home. Please contact 279-6968 for information and availability date. I can't wait to meet you! Available for adoption SOON!
Hello, we are two 7–8-week-old, siblings that were found with our sisters (next photos), from the 1600 block of Isabella Street. We are typical happy go lucky kittens, but we have never known a loving home. We are outgoing, and friendly and are using our litter box. We are eating well and have had our first vaccinations and deworming. We are a little too young to be adopted yet, but we are growing quickly and will be available for adoption SOON. Please contact 279-6968 for information.
Hello, I have been named "Michael", and I am a 6–8-week-old, male, domestic shorthair, black and white kitten. I was found with my brother "Ryan" at Bacon Creek Park on 4/29. We are both happy and healthy little guys that have never known a loving home. Please consider giving one or both of us a chance. Available for adoption SOON, contact the shelter at 279-6968 for availability date.
Hello, I have been named "Ryan", and I am a 6–8-week-old, male, domestic shorthair, orange and white kitten. I was found with my brother "Michael" at Bacon Creek Park on 4/29. We are both happy and healthy little guys that have never known a loving home. Please consider giving one or both of us a chance. Available for adoption SOON, contact the shelter at 279-6968 for availability date.
Hello, I have been named "Iris", and I am a 7–8-week-old, female, black and white kitten. I was found with my brothers and sisters from the 1600 block of Isabella Street. We are all beautiful kittens that are friendly and outgoing but a little shy until we feel safe. I am a little too young to be adopted, but I am growing quickly and will be ready soon. I am litter box trained and had my first vaccinations and deworming. Please consider choosing me. Available for adoption SOON!
Cat Sponsorship.
Maybe you like the look of one of the above cats, but are unable to adopt him or her for yourself? You can always sponsor a kitty - which will make it a lot easier for someone else to adopt. Any amount that you sponsor will be deducted from the adoption fee for that particular cat and you will receive recognition in the cats description for your generosity! (plus, you get to have a nice, warm fuzzy feeling inside - knowing that you are helping a cat in need) ;)
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Cat sponsorships are proving to be extremely successful, with the vast majority of sponsored cats finding a home quickly! If you are interested in sponsoring, please complete the form below and be sure to enter the kennel number and brief description of the cat in the message subject line. Please enter the recognition or message (that you would like us to add to the description) in the large box at the bottom of the form.
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Cat adoption fees are generally $60, You can sponsor more than this amount if you would like to and spread it between as many cats as you want to - just let us know how you would like your sponsorship money split up.
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After sending the form to us, please use the "Square" button (below) to send your chosen sponsorship amount.
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- Thank you, sponsorships really do make the world of difference!
Please Click Above ^^^ To Sponsor Your Chosen Amount
- Thank You!
Other Adoptable Pets.
Animal Control Officers Deserve More Than Appreciation—They Deserve Support This year, April 12–19 marks ACO Appreciation Week, a time to thank the ACO officers who serve and protect both animals and communities every day. While this week is a special opportunity to show gratitude, at SCAARC, we also believe in providing lasting support—through recognition, training, and advocacy that uplifts the profession. Thank you Animal Control Officers for all you do! YOU ARE APPRECIATED!
March 16th & March 17th! By Appointments only! Call 279-6968 to arrange your sitting time. Time slots are filling up quickly so call soon. Here are a few preview of this years photos. ALL proceeds to benefit the spaying and neutering of shelter animals. Hope to see you there!
A BIG THANK YOU goes out to the SC Community Schools ROTC program for raising $225.00 by selling snacks for homeless animals in our community. They also volunteered their time to shelter! What a fabulous group of young men and women! You make us proud! Your hard work is greatly appreciated! THANK YOU!
Animal Control Officers Deserve More Than Appreciation—They Deserve Support This year, April 12–19 marks ACO Appreciation Week, a time to thank the ACO officers who serve and protect both animals and communities every day. While this week is a special opportunity to show gratitude, at SCAARC, we also believe in providing lasting support—through recognition, training, and advocacy that uplifts the profession. Thank you Animal Control Officers for all you do! YOU ARE APPRECIATED!