About Us

Founded in 1989, the Steele County Humane Society is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, comprised of one paid employee and approximately twenty-five community volunteers currently.

Currently, the SCHS does not have a shelter. Our animals live in foster homes where they are loved, socialized and provided all veterinary services, including neutering and spaying until they are ready for their forever homes.

Our Misson

Providing quality foster care for homeless cats and dogs in the Steele County area.
Providing veterinary care to the animals in foster care, within the policies and procedures and resources of the organization.
Encouraging the adoption of homeless cats and dogs.
Encouraging spaying and neutering to reduce pet overpopulation.
Assisting in the enforcement of laws for the prevention of cruelty to animals and aid district and county societies and agencies in enforcement of such laws.
Providing education to the general public on humane and ethical treatment of animals.
Bringing together and supporting others in developing the humane treatment and care of animals.

Liane Peterson -President

Elizabeth Bratsch - Vice President

Diane Nagel - Secretary

Treasurer - Open

Allison Chamberlin -Director

Annie Campbell - Director

Deb Singelstad - Director

Lynda Virgin - Director

Nicole Wacek - Director

Director - Open