Dedicated to rehoming pets and supporting local animals.
Dedicated to rehoming pets and supporting local animals.

At the Humane Society or Wright County, Iowa, we are dedicated to care and rehoming pets from our local area.
Our mission is to ensure the health and welfare of surrendered, abandoned, and community animals through compassionate care and support.
Eagle Grove Aquatic Center Eagle Grove, IA
-Date: August 23rd, 2026
-Time: 2:00 PM
-Location: Eagle Grove Aquatic Center
Entry Fee is a bag of dog food or $10 donation,
Eagle Grove Aquatic Center Eagle Grove, IA
Clarmond Country Club. Clarion, IA
🐾🦴🐶It’s that time of year! Our annual Lap the Lake fundraiser details below.
-Date: September 5th, 2026
-Time: 10:00 AM
-Location: Clarmond...
Clarmond Country Club. Clarion, IA
The Red Shed Event Center Clarion, IA
-Date: October 31st, 2026
-Time: 6:30 PM
-Location: The Red Shed Event Center
Tickets will go on sale September 1st, 2026 and link will be adde...
The Red Shed Event Center Clarion, IA

Scout is a "classic husky" full of energy and adventure. He is also obiediant and walks well on a leash, is polite with other dogs, and rides will in the car!
Scout will need a fenced yard as he is an excellent jumper. He's good with kids, and settles down fast once he gets his zoomies out!
Scout is a friendly guy, but we will insist that he be in a home with NO CATS, CHICKENS, OR LIVESTOCK.
Contact us today to meet Scout for a play date, to introduce him to the rest of your pack, or to adopt him today!

Duck, duck, GOOSE! Meet our most recent adoptable Goose! In a tale as old as time, Goose was an unclaimed stray, picked up by good samaritans to spend his stray hold, and now surrendered to us to find his happily ever after!
We think Goose is a shepherd mix based on his goofy personality and handsome sable/brindle coat. He is now neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. His foster notes that he is good with their farm cat, a gentleman in his kennel, and has great recall. He shares his foster home with an older resident dog that he loves to try to play with (but she’s not as interested in playing with him).
Send us a message if interested in more information on Goose or to set up a meet & greet, we’ll get you in contact with his current foster!

Kylie is a sweet, middle aged hound mix that is spayed, microchipped and up to date on vaccines. Don’t let those gray hairs on her muzzle fool you; she is still a spunky, active girl. Thanks to Cody and the crew at Pampered Pets, Kylie had a little overnight vacation for a spa day and to get out and play. In her report card, she enjoyed playing with friends, loving on humans, and sang songs like a typical ol’ hound will do!
Kylie has a thyroid condition that requires a daily pill to manage. Luckily, she’s happy to take her pill as long as it means a tasty treat is involved! In the future, she will need annual lab work done at her routine vet appointment to ensure her thyroid medication is doing its job.
If you’re interested in more information on Kylie or what managing her thyroid condition in the future would look like, please message our page and we’ll get you in contact with Kylie’s current foster!

Romeo is a little adventurer, found on the center line of highway 69, he avoided the traffic and was happy to go with one of our fosters who happened to be driving by.
Romeo is a love bug- hence the name! He purrs immediately yet is otherwise not vocal. He is nonreactive to dogs, and looooooves kids. He gets along well with other cats, uses the litter box (no accidents yet!)
The Humane Society of Wright County will cover the cost of neuter surgery and the rest of his initial vaccines done at either the Emerson Veterinary Clinic & Hospital in Eagle Grove or the Family Veterinary Practice in Belmond in early November (waiting for him to be big enough- he's a little guy!)

This green eyed girl is approximately 10 weeks old and has her age appropriate vaccines. She is on a 7 day course of meds to clear up a goopy eye, but once she’s finished with that she’ll be ready to go on to her new home. She will be adopted out with a spay contract, that requires her to be spayed once she is old enough.
The Humane Society of Wright County will cover the cost of her spay surgery and the rest of her initial vaccines done at either the Emerson Veterinary Clinic & Hospital in Eagle Grove or the Family Veterinary Practice in Belmond.
Please message the page or email us at wrightcountydogs@gmail.com if interested in adopting our Gussie girl!

Meet adoptable Diesel!
A sweet, neutered male, middle aged, Mastiff mix. Here’s what his foster says about him:
“He's been very much a gentle giant. Very shy at first, but is starting to break out of this shell and show more personality. When we take him on walks and grab his leash, he will spin in little circles. He loves belly rubs and scratches right above his tail. He's well behaved in his kennel at night and has been accident free since he has arrived!”
If you need any help holding your couch down, it looks like Diesel is your guy. Message our page or email us at wrightcountydogs@gmail.com if interested in more details or setting up a meet and greet!
We don’t always see comments on the page, so please message or email if seriously interested
Please reach us at wrightcountydogs@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
1. Find an animal you want to meet on our Facebook page or website- please contact us to confirm the animal is still available.
2. Set up a time for a meet and greet via Facebook messenger or email to see if it is a good fit for both you and for the animal.
3. While you are there, you can fill out an adoption application with some basic contact information and your commitment to care for the adopted pet.
4. If the meeting goes well, you can take the animal home with you that day.
Our adoption fees are donation based and vary depending on the animal and their medical needs. Typically, most people give around $125 to adopt a dog, which covers the vet intake bill + spay or neuter.
Until our shelter is built, we are licensed as a rescue and depend upon foster homes to intake new animals. We currently have less than five approved fosters and are in desperate need for new approved foster homes. If you're interested in becoming a foster home, we have an application and an in home inspection before becoming approved. Email us at wrightcountydogs@gmail.com and we can send you a copy of the application to fill out and send back, as well as an inspection form so you know what we'll be looking for and you can prepare your home for future foster animals.
Our non profit uses 100% of donations for the care of our animals in the shelter and in the community.
If you'd like to donate dog or cat food, we have a donation box in the back parking lot of The Johnson Law Firm in Eagle Grove- 216 N Commercial Ave, Eagle Grove, IA 50533. Look for the box that says "The Humane Society of Wright County Donations!"
If you have perishable supplies like fresh food, please message our Facebook page or let staff at The Johnson Law Firm know.
We appreciate community members who keep an eye out for lost or abandoned animals. If you find a stray animal, it's best to:
1) POST IT on your personal social media! Most owners are looking for their lost fur babies and happy to reunite with them. We are lucky to have a close knit rural community- your neighbors might recognize the animal...
2. SEND US A PHOTO AND DESCRIPTION of the animal- we will send to our network of vets, volunteers, and on our social media.
3. TAKE THE ANIMAL TO THE CLOSEST VET to scan the animal for a microchip.
Sometimes life changes happen and you might need to surrender or otherwise rehome your pet.
We only accept animals from the Wright County, Iowa area so please make sure you are a Wright County resident or reach out to the local shelter in your area.
It's best for any animal to minimize changes in their environment, so before you surrender to our shelter we request you:
1) POST IT on your personal social media- letting your network know you have an animal to rehome might find a new family for your pet faster than you thought!
2. SEND US A PHOTO AND DESCRIPTION of the animal- we will send pet information to our network of vets, volunteers, and on our social media.
3. GATHER VET RECORDS or medical history you have on your pet- at a minimum we require a rabies vaccine before intake so it is safe for our volunteers to engage with the animal.
4. CONTACT US via email with information about your pet- please note that accepting any animal to our rescue is at the discretion of volunteers who prioritize safety of the handlers and other animals in our care. We have limited foster homes so we cannot always intake new animals.
Your contribution will allow us to provide food, shelter, and medical care for the animals in our care. Every little bit helps!
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We love to meet fellow animal lovers.
Please reach out to join the next volunteer meeting and find opportunities to help our animals!
We need animal socialization, fundraising, networking, FOSTERS, TNR support, transport, parade/event dog handlers, etc.
Welcoming volunteers of all ages.
Volunteer meetings are usually held locally on the first Tuesday of the month- check our Facebook page for meeting location or message us.
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