Cheer up your spirit with today's Pet of the Week

I never thought I'd be able to make an exhaustive list of Primal Screams. Motley Crue No pun intended, but we can find home sweet home Muttley Cru; From today's pet of the week Tri-County Humane Society.

Matry Cru A 3 year old spayed mutt that looks that kill…just look at those floppy ears. He has a wild side and is a very active love ball who loves chew toys, but requires proper leash training. It is unknown if the Muttley Cru will react around other dogs, cats, or children (even girls, girls, girls). Instead of running away crazy, go see Muttley Crews today at the Tri-County Humane Society.

Only a few tickets left for the TCHS 50th Anniversary Gala

This is one of the largest and most important events of the year for the Tri-County Humane Society.of 50th anniversary gala happens to Thursday, May 2nd in Harvester Square in st cloud start from 5pm. There will be a silent auction, portrait booth, wine and beer tastings, live music, dinner starting at 7 p.m., and the live auction and puppy and kitten snuggle program begins at 8 p.m.

Celebrate TCHS' 50th Anniversary

Tri-County Humane Society has been serving pets and people in central Minnesota for 50 years. Read about 50 ways you can support the Tri-County Humane Society.

good pap

Tri-County Humane Society Wishing you and your new family success, they collaborated good pap We offer a customizable, affordable, and positive dog training program that you can work on from home.

For pets!

Thursday through Saturday from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. save for pets We are now open next to an animal shelter! We'll be picking up gently used collars, pet beds, leashes, apparel and accessories, with all profits going towards caring for our residents.

book buddy reading program

Pets love to be read aloud. If your family has a child (preferably ages 5-15) who would like to read to a shelter resident, book buddy The program is for you (them)! Pets don't care about mispronunciations. Living in a shelter can be stressful, so this is beneficial for both the child (which gives them practice reading aloud) and the resident.