Mars
Female, Adult
American Staffordshire Terrier
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Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids
A 1411 Main Street NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448 shelter helping to find loving homes for dogs, cats, rabbits, small animals, birds.
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Phone
Email
Website
Pets at Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids
- Any
- Dogs
- Cats
- Any
- Baby
- Puppy
- Kitten
- Young
- Adult
- Senior
- Any
- Male
- Female
Mr. Pickles
Male, Young
Retriever (Unknown Type)
Lady Bug
Female, Adult
American Pit Bull Terrier
Saunders
Male, Adult
Shepherd (Unknown Type)
Gunner
Male, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Suki
Female, Adult
Siamese
/ Domestic Shorthair
Shay
Female, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Bruce
Male, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Care Bear
Male, Young
Domestic Mediumhair
Autumn
Female, Adult
Domestic Mediumhair
Goofball
Male, Senior
Domestic Shorthair
/ Domestic Shorthair
Mama
Female, Senior
Domestic Shorthair
Bella
Female, Senior
American Pit Bull Terrier
Butch
Male, Young
English Bulldog
Romy
Female, Young
Labrador Retriever
/ Australian Cattle Dog
Estella
Female, Young
American Pit Bull Terrier
Rad
Male, Puppy
Shepherd (Unknown Type)
Binx
Female, Adult
Domestic Longhair
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Areas Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids Serves
Animal Humane Society serves pets and people living in Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Additionally, AHS partners with more than 200 animal welfare organizations across the country.
Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids's Adoption Process
Why adopt from AHS?
Animal Humane Society is here for animals that have nowhere else to go. They arrive at our shelters for a variety of reasons, but no matter the circumstances, they’re all patiently waiting for the same things: love, security, and a family to call their own. That’s where you come in.
When you adopt, you’re giving one loving animal the second chance it deserves — and freeing up shelter resources to help another animal in need. Every day, dogs, cats, and critters are euthanized at shelters across the U.S. simply because there’s nobody willing to adopt them. We work hard to make sure that’s not the case in our community. Thanks to our amazing adopters, last year we were able find placement for more than 21,000 animals in our care.
Adoption policies and procedures
All animals that are available for adoption at Animal Humane Society have passed an evaluation based on their known history, health and temperament. If you wish to put an animal on hold or to adopt an animal from AHS, you must be present at an AHS adoption center.
If you find an animal you wish to adopt, we’ll sit down for an informal consultation to ensure that you and the pet you’ve selected are a good match. During this process, we'll also review the animal’s medical and behavioral records, explain policies and services available to adopters, and help you choose the right pet supplies.
Post-adoption medical care
All dogs and cats are vaccinated and treated for parasites before they become available for adoption. Read more about what's included in your adoption fees for information about treatment in shelter.
At the time of adoption, you will receive paperwork detailing specific medical information about your new pet. The medical history report will list vaccinations, medications, and procedures your new pet has received during its stay at AHS. You will also receive a Health Confirmation form, which includes detailed information about post-adoption medical care.
Please consult your veterinarian regarding other veterinary procedures that may be needed. Follow-up treatment such as additional de-wormings and booster vaccinations are your responsibility and will be at your expense.
You can learn more about our adoption process by visiting our website at www.animalhumanesociety.org or calling us at 952-435-7738.
Animal Humane Society is here for animals that have nowhere else to go. They arrive at our shelters for a variety of reasons, but no matter the circumstances, they’re all patiently waiting for the same things: love, security, and a family to call their own. That’s where you come in.
When you adopt, you’re giving one loving animal the second chance it deserves — and freeing up shelter resources to help another animal in need. Every day, dogs, cats, and critters are euthanized at shelters across the U.S. simply because there’s nobody willing to adopt them. We work hard to make sure that’s not the case in our community. Thanks to our amazing adopters, last year we were able find placement for more than 21,000 animals in our care.
Adoption policies and procedures
All animals that are available for adoption at Animal Humane Society have passed an evaluation based on their known history, health and temperament. If you wish to put an animal on hold or to adopt an animal from AHS, you must be present at an AHS adoption center.
If you find an animal you wish to adopt, we’ll sit down for an informal consultation to ensure that you and the pet you’ve selected are a good match. During this process, we'll also review the animal’s medical and behavioral records, explain policies and services available to adopters, and help you choose the right pet supplies.
Post-adoption medical care
All dogs and cats are vaccinated and treated for parasites before they become available for adoption. Read more about what's included in your adoption fees for information about treatment in shelter.
At the time of adoption, you will receive paperwork detailing specific medical information about your new pet. The medical history report will list vaccinations, medications, and procedures your new pet has received during its stay at AHS. You will also receive a Health Confirmation form, which includes detailed information about post-adoption medical care.
Please consult your veterinarian regarding other veterinary procedures that may be needed. Follow-up treatment such as additional de-wormings and booster vaccinations are your responsibility and will be at your expense.
You can learn more about our adoption process by visiting our website at www.animalhumanesociety.org or calling us at 952-435-7738.
About Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids
Every year Animal Humane Society cares for more than 22,000 animals in need and helps thousands more through programs for people and pets.
As the leading animal welfare organization in the Upper Midwest, AHS is transforming the way shelters care for animals and engage their communities. From innovative medical and behavior programs to investments in outreach and advocacy, we’re advancing animal welfare and creating a more humane world for animals everywhere.
Our four Twin Cities adoption centers are more than just a great place to find and adopt the perfect pet. Friendly animal experts at each location offer services and support for every stage of an animal’s life. Plus, we work with individuals and organizations across Minnesota and beyond, advocating for the health and safety of animals, no matter where they are.
Come Meet Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids's Pets
Animal Humane Society has four shelter locations in the Twin Cities and surrounding suburbs.
Coon Rapids
1411 Main St. N.W.
Coon Rapids, MN 55448
763-862-4030
Golden Valley
845 Meadow Lane N.
Golden Valley, MN 55422
763-489-2201
St. Paul
1115 Beulah Lane
St. Paul, MN 55108
651-645-7387
Send email
Woodbury
9785 Hudson Road
Woodbury, MN 55125
651-730-6008
Adoption center hours:
Monday-Friday, 12‒ 8 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. ‒ 6 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. ‒ 5 p.m.
Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids's Adopted Pets
Make a donation to Animal Humane Society, Coon Rapids to help homeless pets find homes
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