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THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY HOURS:
7:30 am - 12:00 pm Impound Hours - Outside of that time, please call your local police department for assistance. Closed for adoptions and Food Share Program. Donations can be left outside the door. Our Mission Blue Earth Nicollet County Humane Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding loving forever homes for homeless cats and dogs, using spay/neuter programs to reduce the number of unwanted pets, and reuniting lost/found animals with their owners Our Core Values
At BENCHS we strive to Show Compassion, Encourage Teamwork, Exhibit Honesty & Integrity, and Continuously Improve. 
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Many thanks to everyone who donated to our Give to the Max campaign! We are very thankful to have raised over $58,000!
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Become a Member of BENCHS
Memberships provide a consistent, reliable income stream, which allows us to focus more resources toward adoptions, spays/neuters, medical treatments, and overall animal care. Memberships help make everything we do possible! Sign up today! Here's a link!
A significant reward of membership is knowing that your support
is helping BENCHS animals and creating a more humane community.
is helping BENCHS animals and creating a more humane community.
Become a Part of our Memorial Walkway
Our Brick and Paver Program is perfect to purchase as gift to your animal loving family and friends! After being engraved with your personalized message, the bricks and pavers are permanently placed in a decorative sidewalk or garden area at BENCHS. Here's a link for more information and the paperwork to get started!
ONLINE PRE-ADOPT FORMS
Completing a pre-adopt form gives BENCHS information about you as a pet owner. Staff will review your information and contact you if they have any questions. If your application is accepted, a staff member will email you a link to our adoption calendar. Use this link to make an appointment to meet and interact with the animals. Please note that completing this form does not place a hold on any certain animal.
