2019 City Animal Licenses
ARE AVAILABLE NOW!!
The Cost Is $17 If Your Pet Is Spayed or Neutered And $37 If It Is Not Spayed or Neutered.
Please Make Sure That You Bring In A Current Rabies Certificate For Your Animal When Purchasing Your License.
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 Download The Form By Clicking On The "PDF" File:
Dogs Currently At The Shelter:
These are the dogs currently at our shelter, You can click on the image to enlarge it and read the descriptions. The typical adoption fee for dogs is $99 - this fee includes a 5-way vaccination, Rabies shot (if old enough), Microchip and City License (if you live in Sioux City)
D1
“Sven / Scooby” – Is a NEUTERED MALE SHEPHERD / HUSKY MIX, This Dog Has Been Described As “Fabulous” By The Previous Owner, Who Could No Longer Keep Him Due To Getting Deployed.Available Now!
D2
“Nina” – Is a FEMALE CHIHUAHUA, Brought To Us After Being Dropped Off At The Humane Society On 11/13. This Very Friendly Girl Is About 1-2 Years Old.Available For Adoption 11/20.
D3
“Rocky” Is a MALE HUSKY, Found Running Loose On The 3300 Block Of Jones St On 11/6 And Owner Has Not Yet Come For Him.Available Now!
D4
“Diana” Is a FEMALE LABRADOR MIX? Found Running Loose On The 700 Block Of Westcott St On 11/4. This Dog Seems Super Friendly!Available Now!
D7
“Lucille” Is a FEMALE SHEPHERD MIX, Found Running Loose On The 1300 Block Of Jones St On 11/4, Wearing A Pink Harness. Exceptionally Friendly Dog!Available Now!
D8
“Gemma” Is a FEMALE GERMAN SHEPHERD / LABRADOR MIX, Found Running Lose On The 5000 Block Of Orleans Ave On 11/7. Had A Leather Leash With Her. Gemma Seems To Be A Beautiful Dog!!Available For Adoption 11/14.
D10
“Malinda” Is a FEMALE BOXER / HEELER MIX, Found Running Loose On The Gordon Drive Area On 11/7. She Seems To Be Extremely Nice & Friendly.Available For Adoption 11/14.
D13
“Oklahoma” Is a SPAYED FEMALE SHEPHERD / LABRADOR MIX, Approx 6 Months Old. Surrendered By Owner Who Could No Longer Keep Her. Oklahoma Is Very Nice!Available Now!
In Conjunction with our non-profit, FOTAS - This great dog has now been fixed - WITHOUT increasing the adoption Fee!!
D15
“Dexter” Is a NEUTERED MALE HOUND MIX, Surrendered By Owner Who Could No Longer Keep Him. Dexter Is 1 Year Old – But Does Not Like Children!Available Now!
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Dog Sponsorship.
Maybe you like the look of one of the above dogs, but are unable to adopt him or her for yourself? You can always sponsor a dog - 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 dog and you will receive recognition in the dogs description for your generosity! (plus, you get to have a nice, warm fuzzy feeling inside - knowing that you are helping a dog in need) ;)
Dog sponsorships are proving to be extremely successful, with the vast majority of sponsored dogs 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 dog 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.
After sending the form to us, please use the Donate button (below) to send your chosen sponsorship amount.
- Thank you, sponsorships really do make the world of difference!
To Sponsor Your Chosen Amount
- Thank You!
"Other" Available Animals:
Please check towards the bottom of the Cats page for other types of animals that we may have here at the moment.
Lost & Found Animals:
These are the animals that owners have reported to us that have gone missing. Please hover your mouse over the image to see the descriptions and contact details and use the < and > at either side of the image to scroll forward and backwards through the list.
If You Have Lost An Animal:
Please write an email to us, giving as much information as possible, include things like animal breed, color, any distinctive markings, where last seen and any other information that you feel would be useful. Please also include a photograph and contact details. You can send your email to this address:
