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Welcome to McCook Humane Society!
Our organization is committed to keeping pets safe, happy and healthy while they wait to be placed in a forever home. Since 1983 the McCook Humane Society has provided a temporary home for puppies and kittens, as well as adult dogs, cats and any temporarily homeless pet. We are dedicated to finding permanent, loving homes for abused, neglected, and abandoned animals in Southwest Nebraska and Northwest Kansas, while also continuing in our mission of education in Responsible Pet Ownership. We are classified as a No Kill Shelter and strive to be as low kill as possible and give them every opportunity to find forever homes.
If you are ready to open your heart and home to a pet, we urge you to visit the McCook Humane Society.
Visitors and volunteers are always welcome.
Adopt-a-Kennel Program
Our Adopt-a-Kennel Program is a great way for businesses and individuals to show the community their support for our area’s homeless animals.
The Adopt a Kennel Program is a perfect idea for a classroom project and provides the children with a class mascot!
Each kennel will have a brightly displayed sign with the adopter’s name proudly displayed on the kennel! You can participate by adopting a cat or dog kennel by donating the following amounts…
1 month $25.00
6 months $125.00
1 year $250.00
The money received from the kennel adoptions will go to supplies and food for the dogs and cats.
Adopt-a-Kennel
Spotlight
This month's (APRIL) Adopt-A-Kennel is in memory of Carol Bridgman. Carol, a very special lady who would quickly point out that animals do speak. She would quickly point out that Dogs comfort us by resting their head on your lap when you cry, Cats use their gentle purr to quiet your anxieties and help your tired heart... And these were just part of how they speak to us. A very special thanks to all of our sponsors for their continuing support. It's the perfect way to honor someone or memorialize them by adopting a kennel in their name. Call us for more information or visit our website www.mccookhumanesociety.com for more information and to fill out a form online.
What's Been Happening?
Recent Shelter News
Did ya know… Easter can bring fun festivities like egg hunts and candy-filled baskets, it can also unfortunately lead to an emergency room visit for our furry family members.
The main culprits for cats are Easter lilies. If a dog eats a lily, it typically leads to mild stomach upset, which isn’t too concerning. But cats and lilies do not mix. With cats, it takes such small amounts. A bite of a leaf or a bite of a petal or grooming the pollen off their face is enough to cause kidney failure, according to most specialists.
The biggest Easter danger for dogs is chocolate, which is always a problem. While chocolate is toxic to both dogs and cats, dogs tend to get into the most trouble. Cats like to sample it but don’t have sweet taste buds so typically won’t ingest enough to be a problem. However, dogs, well, they can eat whatever they get their mouth on.
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