We adopted our kitty from Tri-County humane society a year and a half ago. When we went in to adopt we tried to hold a kitty named Tara, she was so shy and hid every time someone came to the cage and got nervous when you opened the door on it. The first time we held her- she was so

To the staff at the TCHS: I wasn’t looking for a dog when I was visiting your website the other day. I had 3 dogs already, I would be crazy to take in another! But I happened upon Oakley’s picture. and he was adorable! I read a bit about him, and without thinking, I called your place to ask more

We adopted Princess Peanut Butter a little over a month ago. She has been great! She is quickly getting over her fear of people wearing dark clothing. Her favorite activity is to sit in the recliner and watch out the window and “protect us” from the mail man. 🙂 She loves her squeaky toys and cuddling with the kids! She

My name is Tippers! Or Tippy or Tippy the Tipster! I was picked up as a stray and brought to the Tri-County Humane Society where I was given lots of love and cuddles by all the amazing people there until I found my forever home with Five 2Foots and Five 4Foots (all TCHS alumni like me). I am a special

“Just wanted to update you on Winston, adopted March 18th. He’s doing awesome! He’s a great addition to our family, and definitely a snuggler. We’re so happy to have him. Thanks for taking care of him until we found him! You guys rock!”

Barbara rolled off Metro Dial-a-Ride and entered PetSmart on February 14, 2016. She was still sad about having to send her Manx cat, Amber, to live with a friend, because Amber did not adjust well when Barb moved to assisted living. The plan that day was to look at birds and decide if she could resign herself to a finch

I just wanted to e-mail and let you all know how Jake (formerly Carlisle) is doing. We adopted Jake from TCHS in July of 2014 when he was just a 4 month old pup. He was the last of his siblings left and unfortunately had been returned a couple times due to previous people being told that his lower jaw

Super Bowl Sunday marks the 10-year anniversary of the day I met one of my best friends, just two weeks after losing another to kidney failure. My life was too quiet without Edgrr, so I looked online at the cats available for adoption at Tri-County Humane Society. There I saw a six-month-old, fuzzy “domestic longhair” named Harpo and knew I

Santos was a transfer from Leech Lake reservation. He was adopted and returned 2 days later because he was chasing the cats. He was adopted again and returned 4 days later because he was too active. This was his third adoption so I guess for Santos, third time’s the charm! Plus, this is a huge testimonial for doing open adoptions.

The first time I met Grizzle, formerly Shadow, my mother had pointed the little black ball of fluff out to me. He was huddled in the back of a cage filled with other kittens. He didn’t seem too concerned about anything other than the fact that we’d just woke him up from a nap. He seemed so small to me,