Pets

What happens to our furry pals when the COVID-19 pandemic ends and we humans return to work or school?

To help the pets in an age of staying at home and social distancing, the Tri-County Humane Society has been hosting online silent auctions on Facebook for different baskets, and area businesses have jumped on board to donate.

To do our best to ensure the safety of our customers, staff, and volunteers amid Covid-19 concerns, we are switching to adoptions and viewing by appointment only.

Check out all the animals available for adoption by going to the Tri-County Humane Society’s website or Facebook page.

Check out all the animals available for adoption by going to the Tri-County Humane Society’s website or Facebook page.

If your pet was on the dating scene and had a dating profile picture what would it be? We know our pet's personality and we know the vibe they put out there to the world. That's what I asked our River listeners on Facebook the other day, "If your pet was on a dating site what woul…

With the recent frigid temperatures in central Minnesota, the Tri-County Humane Society is reminding us how to keep our fur babies safe.

Scans have shown that the disease has been eliminated from her body. Her next mission: Find a home to call her own.

Fur-ternity Leave is now 'a thing' in Minnesota.

A music festival fundraiser to benefit Minnesota foster animals was forced to postpone after receiving a cease-and-desist letter.