About Us
Hope's Haven Animal Shelter (Benewah County Humane Society) is a non-profit and charitable organization. Click here to see our IRS Form 990 for 2012 (Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax). We are the only animal shelter in the county (the area we cover is approximately 500 square miles).
We are run by dedicated staff and volunteers who spend much of their own time and money caring for homeless pets. Our mission is to spay/neuter all animals, find homes for needy animals, and educate the public on pet care and spay/neuter
programs. Millions of animals are needlessly euthanized every year, and we would like to lower these terribly large numbers.
We are a "no-kill" shelter with a full house and a waiting list for incoming pets. Since 2001, the shelter has adopted out 3,793 animals, spayed/neutered (shelter & community animals) 4,771, returned 503 animals to owners, and logged over 229,258 volunteer hours. Some of our volunteers foster animals in their own homes when we are too full to take any more animals.
We investigate cases of suspected abuse or neglect; sometimes the sheriff's office assists us.
We rescue abandoned, lost, or animals in distress. Every effort is made to find the owners and/or find happy endings for these animals.
Clothes for families with foster children are made available at no cost from our thrift store.
Click here to see our Mission Statement.
We are run by dedicated staff and volunteers who spend much of their own time and money caring for homeless pets. Our mission is to spay/neuter all animals, find homes for needy animals, and educate the public on pet care and spay/neuter
programs. Millions of animals are needlessly euthanized every year, and we would like to lower these terribly large numbers.
We are a "no-kill" shelter with a full house and a waiting list for incoming pets. Since 2001, the shelter has adopted out 3,793 animals, spayed/neutered (shelter & community animals) 4,771, returned 503 animals to owners, and logged over 229,258 volunteer hours. Some of our volunteers foster animals in their own homes when we are too full to take any more animals.
We investigate cases of suspected abuse or neglect; sometimes the sheriff's office assists us.
We rescue abandoned, lost, or animals in distress. Every effort is made to find the owners and/or find happy endings for these animals.
Clothes for families with foster children are made available at no cost from our thrift store.
Click here to see our Mission Statement.
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