Humane Society of Stillwater — Local services in Stillwater

The lady behind the desk with brown hair said what would you like to see the dogs or cats or both. Me and my 3 kids said both as we were wanting to give back to the community through volunteering. We were not given any rules accept you have to be 18 to walk the dogs. We went to get a dog to walk after playing with the cats this blonde/gray hair woman came in and said you cant get more than one dog out as we were getting the one we were going to walk after hoping we had the right leash and she wasnt going to bite our head off. We made it outside and there are different pins. We asked to use the obstacle course area to play after a dog left the area this mean woman said NO. Our dog was full of energy and would have loved it and what would it have hurt. My kids dont want to go back. We were not given rules just sturnley talked to...

It's mostly a one person run facility. The animal warfare next to it is Stillwater's pound. This place was open solely to take animals from Animal Welfare and give them a home and not euthanize them. You can only take one dog at a time to walk because most of the time the dogs have had surgery and shouldnt run or their guts will spill out. If the person up front seems rude. You are just sensitive. She is busy and working hard to find these animals a home. I volunteered here for a whole week and I personally cleaned the cages up and down because I'm OCD about cleaning. Yeah they stink but walk into animal warfare and you will be grateful for this facility. HSoS donates food to the poor with animals of their own. Volunteers are always welcome and please respect the animals. Must be 18 plus years of age...

Caring people-staff and volunteers-who tend to the care and wellbeing of cats and dogs awaiting their adoption into loving homes. The animals are spayed/neutered and vaccinated. Donations are GREATLY APPRECIATED of: Time with the animals. Keeping them socialized, teaching not to pull on leads. Time with helping with laundry and cleaning. Linens, towels and blankets for pet comfort and cleaning. Pet food, toys and other pet supplies. Monetary donations.

I've donated towels, pet Christmas stockings with chews and toys. Food bowls for fast eaters found on sale.

Don't forget about Operation Catnip! Help feral cats get spayed and neutered. This is a wonderful event to help feral cats to be healthier by reducing pregnancies, illnesses from pregnancy complications...