Dawson County Humane Society
 Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide shelter and basic needs to Dawson County's homeless dogs and cats.
 
 Statement of Purpose
We will evaluate potentially adoptable animals, improve their health and physical appearance, and provide suitable forums for their adoption.  We will provide a humane death for non-adoptable animals in a timely manner.  We will spay or neuter, when appropriate, all adoptable dogs and cats prior to adoption.  We will educate the general public as to humane animal care.
 
Our Shelter
We are very proud of the hard work and sacrifice that enabled us to build our humane society facility.  The founders of our organization had a vision that became a reality in April 2008, and we now provide a safe haven to adoptable dogs and cats as they await their "forever homes".
 
Shelter HoursTuesday-Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Sunday - 1:00 - 4:30 p.m.; closed every Monday.
 
DCHS Management
Our organization is comprised of a Board of Directors (Officers and Directors), Shelter Director and Staff, and a dedicated group of volunteers and community supporters.
 
Board Executive Officers for 2010-2012
 
President, Carolyn Bowen - president@dawsoncountyhumanesociety.org
 
Treasurer, Andrea McKenzie - treasurer@dawsoncountyhumanesociety.org
 
Secretary, Mickey Schroeter - medusaga@bellsouth.net
 
Directors include Candace Erickson, DVM, Ed Holton, DVM, and Phillip Cummings, Esq., Terri Tragesser, Isabelle Smock, Mickey Schroeter, Liza Chapman
 
Shelter Director
Debra Maxwell
 
Debra Maxwell, Director