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.
Please check KCAU Channel 9 each morning for our "Stray of the day segment". Each day (starting June 6 M-F), one of our lost animals will be featured in this segment in attempts to find his/her owners. Who knows, you may find your animal OR a new best friend. THANK YOU KCAU FOR "HELPING US TO HELP THEM" & OUR COMMUNITY!
Hello, I have been named "Thumper", and I am a 2–3-year-old, male, gray, Flemish Giant mix rabbit that was abandoned by my owner after they moved out and left me behind :( I am a special needs rabbit as I have had a previous leg injury which has healed, but not appropriately. I can run and hop, but my doesn't cooperate. It does not hurt me, in fact it sets me apart from all the rest. I am a handsome and friendly guy. Please give me a chance. Available for adoption NOW!
Hello, I have been named "Ki Ki", and I am a 2–3-year-old, male, Crested Gecko (hard to find me in the photo). I was brought in by my owner who could no longer care for me and my best friend "Kiki". I am on a specific diet and will require a nice large condo to live in. I am the Gecko with the tail. My buddy has no tail so it should be easy to tell us apart. Please consider choosing one of both of us. Tank not included. Available for adoption NOW!
Hello, I have been named "Ki Ki", and I am a 2–3-year-old, female, Crested Gecko (hard to find me in the photo). I was brought in by my owner who could no longer care for me and my best friend "Lala". I am on a specific diet and will require a nice large condo to live in. I am the Gecko with the tail. My buddy has no tail so it should be easy to tell us apart. Please consider choosing one of both of us. Tank not included. Available for adoption NOW!
Hello, I have been named "Galexy" and I am a 3-4-year-old, male, Bearded Dragon (hard to find me in the photo under heat lamp) I was found on the 2800 block of S. Lemon Street. I am approximately 24 inches long and will require a large tank with supplies and a heat lamp/rock. Please consider giving me a chance. Tank not included. Available for adoption NOW!
Hello, I have been named "Truce", and I am an 8–10-week-old, male, black and white, domestic shorthaired, tuxedo kitten. I was found on the 1400 22nd Street. I am a little on the "spicy" side, and I will require continued socialization. I am young enough that it won't take long. Please consider giving me a chance. I am litter box trained and updated on vaccinations. Available for adoption 8/7.
Hello, I have been named "Allie", and I am a 8–9-week-old, female, domestic longhaired, black/orange, torti calico kitten. I was found on the 4300 block of Birch Way. I am litter box trained, updated on vaccinations and have had my flea treatment. I am being treated for a minor eye infection, but otherwise, I am feeling fine. They don't come any cuter than me. Please consider giving me a chance. Available for adoption 8/10.
Hello, I have been named "Hannah", and I am a 4–6-month-old, female, domestic shorthaired, black/orange, torti calico kitten. I was found on the 4000 block of Harrison Street. I am a little on the shy side, but I do like attention. I will require continued socialization. Please consider giving me a chance. UPDATE: I am overly friendly and love attention. I was just scared. I am now spayed! Available for adoption 8/1.
Hello, I have been named "Goldie", and I am an 8–9-week-old, female, domestic shorthaired, brown tabby kitten. I was found on the 800 block of Goldie Avenue. I am a beautiful kitten that gets along well with everyone I meet. It was hard to get my photo because I am always on the move. I am litter box trained and have been updated on vaccinations. Please consider choosing me. Available for adoption 7/30.
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) ;)
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.
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.
After sending the form to us, please use the "Square" button (below) to send your chosen sponsorship amount.
- Thank you, sponsorships really do make the world of difference!
Please Click Above ^^^ To Sponsor Your Chosen Amount
- Thank You!
Other Adoptable Pets.
We are incredibly grateful for the dedication and sacrifice of our Animal Control Officers, who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of both animals and residents in our community. THANK YOU for your service.
We can not say enough good things about this amazing young man who is only 7, and has raised over $2500 for homeless shelter animals! Jaxon sell Lemonade at several locations throughout the city. If you see him, please help support his mission. Way to go Jaxon! Your two legged and four legged friends love you! THANK YOU!
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!
We are incredibly grateful for the dedication and sacrifice of our Animal Control Officers, who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of both animals and residents in our community. THANK YOU for your service.