Idaho Humane Society

Raven came to us after being saved from heartbreaking conditions near Lewiston, Idaho. She was living without adequate food or water, surrounded by waste, and arrived severely underweight at just 35 pounds. She was also suffering from alopecia, and our veterinary team worked to determine whether her hair loss was caused by severe malnutrition or an underlying autoimmune skin condition.

With time, nutrition, and compassionate care, Raven began to heal. She gained nearly 10 pounds, reaching almost 44 pounds, and once she was healthy enough, she received her spay surgery. Her coat continues to improve every day, most of her skin concerns have resolved, and we are hopeful her mild anemia will improve with continued proper nutrition and time.

In our care, Raven has been a typical, busy shepherd... always on the move and happiest right next to (or right behind) her favorite people. She has been friendly with staff, walks fairly well on leash, and loves a tasty cheese treat. She may be interested in chasing vehicles she sees, so her future family will want to continue working on this behavior.

We aren’t sure how Raven feels about other dogs, so we recommend a meet-and-greet with any pups already in the home before adoption.

After everything she has been through, Raven is ready for the next chapter: a home where she can continue healing, feel safe, and finally experience the love she deserves.

Thanks to Idaho Animal Rescue Network for rescuing these dogs from Lewiston and transferring 15 of them to us for medical care and forever homes.

Learn more about Raven or how to adopt: https://idahohumanesociety.org/adopt/pets-details/?aid=61081714&cid=41&tid=Dog

This summer's hottest trend? Adoption.

Whether you're looking for a hiking buddy, patio companion, or couch-side snuggler, your perfect match might be waiting right here! Come find out tomorrow when we open at 11:00 am.

Learn more about each pup by clicking the link included with their photo.

Who is missing their goat? This cutie was found on June 20th and brought into our Dorman Campus with bands on his sc***um off Orchard and Targee.

If this goat is yours, please come to redeem with proof of ownership at our Dorman Campus: 4775 W Dorman St Boise ID 83705. We are open 8am to 6pm daily.

Idaho is urging residents, livestock owners, animal transporters, and anyone moving animals into the state to be vigilant for signs of screwworm, a serious parasite that can affect livestock, companion animals, wildlife, and even humans.

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture is warning people not to bring animals from areas where screwworm has been detected, including states such as Texas and New Mexico, without taking proper precautions. Those moving to Idaho from affected areas, traveling with animals through those regions, or transferring animals into the state for rescue or adoption should ensure animals are examined by a veterinarian before entering Idaho.

"On Wednesday, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture announced animals coming into the state from infected areas are required to have a health certificate issued by a veterinarian within five days of movement."

The Idaho Humane Society has required health certificates for out-of-state origin transfer animals entering Idaho for decades as part of our commitment to protecting the health and safety of the pets in our care and the communities we serve.

Amid screwworm spread, Idaho issues new requirements for animal entry into the state As New World Screwworm fly infestations spread in Texas and New Mexico, officials warn Idahoans to look out for infections among livestock and pets traveling across state lines.

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Painting with Purpose: 21+ Paint and Sip: 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
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Meghan sent us the most beautiful tribute to her little four-legged best friend:

"In 2010, my parents surprised me with the greatest Christmas gift I could have ever asked for: a tiny Chihuahua min-pin puppy from the Idaho Humane Society. I had always wanted a dog of my own, and when I met him, I instantly fell in love. Tinley was my very first puppy, and from that moment on, he was my baby and shadow.

For 16 years, Tinley was by my side through everything. He grew up with me and was there for some of the biggest moments of my life. No matter what was going on, I could always count on coming home to his sweet little face and unconditional love.

Tinley had a huge personality packed into a tiny body. He loved being close to his brothers and sister, following me around, curling up under blankets, and soaking up every bit of attention he could get.

One of my favorite things about him was how excited he was whenever I came home. Every day, he would run to find something to bring me, whether it was a toy, a sock, or whatever treasure he could find nearby. It was his way of showing he was happy to see me, and it never failed to make my day.

He made ordinary days better just by being there. Through my teenage years, and adulthood, Tinley was a constant source of comfort, happiness, and unconditional love.

I feel incredibly lucky that I got to spend 16 wonderful years with him. Adopting Tinley was one of the best gifts I’ve ever been given, and none of it would have been possible without the Idaho Humane Society. The love, joy, and companionship he brought into my life far exceeded anything I could have imagined when I came home to that Christmas surprise in 2010.

Because of the Idaho Humane Society, I got 16 years of love, countless happy memories, and a best friend who will always have a place in my heart.❤️"

Our little furry friends leave their paw prints on our hearts forever!

Win the ultimate VIP weekend at the Albertsons Boise Open presented by Chevron, August 13–16.

This exclusive raffle package includes TWO Champions Club Passes for all four tournament days, hosted food and drinks, and VIP concert access for Nelly, Counting Crows, and Hardy, with viewing closest to the stage.

This complete VIP experience is not available for purchase! Three separate drawings mean three chances to win throughout the summer. Enter now before the next drawing closes.

Link: https://idahohumanesociety.org/raffle

Three Chances to Win:

⭐June Drawing: Purchase tickets by June 30. Winner drawn June 30.

⭐July Drawing: Purchase tickets July 1–29. Winner announced live at Alive After 5 on July 29.

⭐August Drawing: Purchase tickets August 1–7. Winner announced August 7th!

We receive hundreds of dogs and cats at our shelter each week, and we could use the community's support to stock our shelves. Supplies can be purchased from our Wish Lists or dropped at either shelter during working hours: 4775 W Dorman Street, Boise, Idaho 83705.

✷ Wet Cat and Kitten Food
✷ Baby Food (for the kittens who aren't eating)
✷ Bully and Collagen Sticks for our Long-Termer Dog Enrichment

Wish Lists and More: https://idahohumanesociety.org/give-back

Thank you all for your support!

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We still have a few more spots in our next kids' camp! Sign up now: https://bit.ly/June22Camp

June 22nd: Ages 9-12 years. Shelter Heroes: Enrichment DIY