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Areas Mesabi Humane Society serves
We serve the following cities: Buhl, Eveleth, Mt.Iron, Virginia, Kinney, Leonidas, Fayal Township, Breitung,
Mesabi Humane Society's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Things You Need To Know Before Adopting:1. You must be 18 years old and over to adopt.2. If you are under 18 you must have a parent/guardian with you to sign all paper work.3. If you rent you must have your landlord fill out a Landlord's Permssion Form. 4. If you are over 18 and still live with your parents you must have a parent fill out the Landlord's Permission Form.5. Prices for each animal vary so if you are interested in an animal or have any questions please call 218-741-7425.
Things You Need To Know Before Adopting:1. You must be 18 years old and over to adopt.2. If you are under 18 you must have a parent/guardian with you to sign all paper work.3. If you rent you must have your landlord fill out a Landlord's Permssion Form. 4. If you are over 18 and still live with your parents you must have a parent fill out the Landlord's Permission Form.5. Prices for each animal vary so if you are interested in an animal or have any questions please call 218-741-7425.
About Mesabi Humane Society
The mission of the Mesabi Humane Society is to promote humane treatment through sheltering, alteration, adoption and community education.The Range Animal Shelter incorporated and became a non-profit organization in the fall of 1978. The name of the organization was changed to the Mesabi Humane Society in 1981, at which time we became a chapter of the Minnesota State Humane Society. All offices and duties of the society were housed by volunteers in their own homes. All money donated and raised during fund raising activities of the society was deposited into a special account specified for the building expenses of the shelter. In the spring of 1986, the construction of the shelter building began. The Humane Society owned and operated Range Animal center, opened the doors to the public for animal care in October 1986. This has all been possible because of the wonderful caring and generous people that live in the Iron Range. The Mesabi Humane Society is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization
The mission of the Mesabi Humane Society is to promote humane treatment through sheltering, alteration, adoption and community education.The Range Animal Shelter incorporated and became a non-profit organization in the fall of 1978. The name of the organization was changed to the Mesabi Humane Society in 1981, at which time we became a chapter of the Minnesota State Humane Society. All offices and duties of the society were housed by volunteers in their own homes. All money donated and raised during fund raising activities of the society was deposited into a special account specified for the building expenses of the shelter. In the spring of 1986, the construction of the shelter building began. The Humane Society owned and operated Range Animal center, opened the doors to the public for animal care in October 1986. This has all been possible because of the wonderful caring and generous people that live in the Iron Range. The Mesabi Humane Society is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization
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