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Stray Intakes
Stray animal intakes do not require a surrender fee. We believe that helping lost and homeless animals should never come with a financial barrier. However, caring for these animals—from medical care and vaccinations to food and shelter—does come at a significant cost. If you are able, an at-will donation is greatly appreciated and helps us continue providing compassionate care and a safe place for animals in need.
Scanning for A Microchip
If you find a stray animal, we encourage you to bring them to PCHS so we can scan for a microchip and help reunite them with their owner. While we can never guarantee that we will be able to take in every stray, we will always do our best to assist when capacity allows. If you’re unable to come to us right away, there are other options available—microchip scanning services are offered at Glacial Ridge Veterinary Clinic in Glenwood, as well as most local veterinary clinics. You can also access our 24/7 microchip scanning stations located at the Starbuck City Building in Starbuck, MN, and Western Prairie Human Services in Glenwood, MN. Checking for a microchip is often the quickest way to get a lost pet back home.