Range Regional Animal Rescue

04/28/2025

We want to let everyone know that the bingo that we held in April was very successful as we made almost $1000.00 and without all of you this would not be possible. Also huge thanks to everyone that has rounded up at the Super One store in Hibbing we are so grateful!
We do appreciate everything that the community has done and continues to do the Range Regional Animal Rescue!! We are hoping that we will be back in business in the future...
Also just a reminder that if you are dropping off aluminum cans out at the shelter PLEASE do not include the tin cat food cans or the soup cans as these are not recyclable so this makes a lot of extra work for the workers. We truly appreciate the cans but please be mindful of this...
Thank you again....

04/02/2025

We want to let you all know that we will be having a bingo fundraiser at the Elks starting tomorrow night the 3rd of April and continuing every Thursday night thru the 24th.

Our plan is to move RRAR forward and to be able to function as an active shelter. For this reason we are raising funds so we can be prepared when the time comes that we are up and running again.
To be perfectly clear, if for some reason we do not continue operating as a shelter the funds raised during these events will be donated to another 501 C3 non profit.

As always we are very thankful for all of the past and present help and support that you have so graciously given to RRAR.

03/14/2025

We wanted to do an edit to our previous post where we were looking for foster homes for the animals in the Intake.
This post should read that we are looking for fosters for the dogs ONLY at this time.... Thank you!!

03/12/2025

We just want to spread the word to everyone that if you are interested in becoming a foster parent to any one of the dogs out at the Hibbing City Intake please reach out to us thru our email address which is [email protected] or give us a call at 218-262-1900. They have some pretty amazing dogs out there right now so please think about making a difference in the lives of these awesome fur babies!! They would be forever grateful!

02/19/2025

This feline was found in the 800 block of West 41st Street and brought to Hibbing Animal Intake by Hibbing Police Department (HPD) on Tuesday, Feb. 18.

If yours, please call 218-262-1900 to identify and claim. Proof of ownership and ID are required. Hibbing Animal Intake is located at 11215 Hwy. 37.

We appreciate your support as we serve our community’s strays! All questions should go directly to 218-262-1900.

02/18/2025

This dog was found near the 500 block of 19th Avenue East and brought to Hibbing Animal Intake by Hibbing Police Department (HPD) on Monday, Feb. 17.

He is a neutered male believed to be about 1 year old.

If yours, please call 218-262-1900 to identify and claim. Proof of ownership and ID are required. Hibbing Animal Intake is located at 11215 Hwy. 37.

We appreciate your support as we serve our community’s strays! All questions should go directly to 218-262-1900.

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day to all the furr babies and humans
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02/14/2025

🐾💕 Please help spread the word 🤗

UPDATE 2/18/25: These dogs were claimed by their owner today. Thank you to all who shared this post and helped make this reunion possible!

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A pair of dogs was found near the Hibbing / Cherry border and brought to Hibbing Animal Intake by Hibbing Police Department (HPD) on Feb. 12.

The collie mix is a neutered male. The cattle dog is female. Neither has a microchip.

If yours, please call 218-262-1900 to identify and claim. Proof of ownership and ID are required. Hibbing Animal Intake is located at 11215 Hwy. 37.

We appreciate your support as we serve our community’s strays! All questions should go directly to 218-262-1900.

02/09/2025

Who’s watching the puppy bowl ?XXI
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02/07/2025

If anyone has seen a female tan lab and a male Rottweiler mix dogs , last known location South Salmi rd in Hibbing . Please contact 218 262-1900 , animal control will help pick them up and get them back home.
Thank you !!🐾

02/05/2025

REMMY
Remmy is one of the reasons why we need our shelter and why we rescue!

Remmy was rescued with the help of our caring Hibbing Police Department and ACO officers on the night of January 18. Remmy was in clear need of medical attention so with the permission of the owner our ACO was able to remove him from the home so we could give him the medical care he needed. He was very emaciated and scared so our staff was able to comfort him and love on him like he so deserves.
With the help of the AMAZING staff over at Critter Care we were able to give him the medical attention that he desperately needed.
Huge thank you to them!!

He is now in a foster home and is making a fabulous recovery and is loving his life and has quite the personality ❤️. His foster mom didn’t quite expect what a blossoming boy he would become in such a short time.

Remmy will be moving on to another rescue to help him find his fur ever home.
Unfortunately we do still have his medical costs that we are responsible for so if you are inclined to help us out with that so we can rescue more of the Remmy’s that are out there we would greatly appreciate that!! We truly cherish all of the past support from everyone!!

We know that you will enjoy the photos of this beautiful boy finally loving his life🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️

01/30/2025

Here are some of your answers to questions asked:
1. We are still a RESCUE !!
Just because we lost our abilities to house animals in a building ,does not mean we lost our ability to rescue animals ! We are working closely with the MN board of animal health . At this point in time we do not have a facility to house animals. We will work on a foster program where we can help animals in intake. Get them vetting and health care in a foster program and adopted out . Until we get our kennel license back. We are working with the city of Hibbing. We were tenants in a city building. And they have been wonderful to work with. Our goal is to still work with them to serve our community!
2. We are building our board members and working on a restructure !! Board members are VOLUNTEERS . These people have full time jobs , families , and other duties in their daily lives . It takes a lot of time and commitment to be a part of a rescue. We appreciate each and every board member we have and have had in the past.
3. We NEED the communities support . When we found out we lost our kennel license our main goal was to rescue and make sure all of our animals were safe ! That takes a lot ! With the help of wonderful staff, other rescues and support from the community we reached our goal!
We look forward to working with the community ! It’s you that keeps us going !! We are working on hiring a manager that will strive to meet our goals and needs of the animals and the community.

We thank you for all that continue to support us !!
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