Call the shelter. Our staff is in the shelter every day, so leave a message if no one answers the phone. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.

To all Menominee and Marinete County Residents: If you lose your pet in the county, call the shelter for phone numbers of Animal Control Officers. And then contact your local police or sheriff's department!

Pictures and descriptions of our available animals are accessed through Petfinder.com. This list is updated at least once per week, but there are always new animals coming in to the shelter. A trip to the shelter is always the best way to find your next pet. Animal Care Supervisors at the shelter can help you pick out the best pet for your family.

Foster homes are always needed for our shelter animals. The shelter is a nice place to stay for our animals, but nothing beats a loving home, even if its only a temporary one. If you would consider fostering a cat or dog, please contact the shelter by phone or e-mail.

Potential pet owners are asked to fill out a pre-adoption questionaire. The information is requested so that we can assist you in finding the most compatible pet, and also give you important information so both you and your new pet can best enjoy each other for years.

The questionaire can be filled out at the animal shelter, or to save time, you can print a copy from the website, fill it out, and then either carry it with you to the shelter or fax it to the shelter. The shelter's fax number is (906) 864-0328.

You will need Adobe Reader in order to view and print the questionaire. A link to download Adobe Reader is included below.

DOGS & PUPPIES - $100.00
Includes first set of vaccinations against distemper, boardetella, and rabies, dewormer, spay or neuter (either before the animal leaves or when it becomes of age) and microchipping. National registration of the microchip is included in the adoption cost!

CATS & KITTENS - $65.00
Includes testing for feline leukemia, first set of vaccinations against distemper, boardetella, and rabies, dewormer, spay or neuter (either before the animal leaves or when it becomes of age) and microchipping. National registration of the microchip is included in the adoption cost!

Senior citizens can adopt senior animals (5 years or older) for FREE!